Which of the following is important for speciation
Which of the following is important for speciation
- Seasonal isolation
- Reproductive isolation
- Behavioural isolation
- Tropical isolation
The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
The correct option is (C) : Behavioural isolation
The prohibition of interbreeding between populations of a species that are present in various habitats is known as reproductive isolation. It preserves the traits of the species while also contributing to speciation, the creation of new species. Therefore, "Reproductive isolation" is the right response.
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