Question

unit exam - evolution of populations reviewing the additional information and image(s) will help you answer this question. why do zygotes not form between organisms that are isolated by behavioral differences? because the organisms are not attracted to each other due to unique behavioral patterns because the organisms are physically separated by a geographic barrier because the organisms are not active at the same time

Explanation:

Behavioral isolation occurs when different behaviors prevent mating, so zygotes don't form as organisms aren't attracted. Geographic barriers and different activity - times are not related to behavioral isolation.

Answer:

because the organisms are not attracted to each other due to unique behavioral patterns