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Suppose One Incipient Species of Beetle Prefers to Live and Mate

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Suppose one incipient species of beetle prefers to live and mate in grassy areas and its sibling incipient species prefers sandy soils.This would be an example of _______ isolation.


A) temporal
B) habitat
C) postzygotic
D) mechanical
E) gametic

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