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19 February, 07:29

Which of the following types of reproductive barriers separates two species of sea cucumbers, whose sperm and eggs often bump into each other but do not cross-fertilize because of incompatible proteins on their surfaces?1 habitat isolation2 gametic isolation3 mechanical isolation4 temporal isolation

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