Individuals start to mate with other individuals that eat only the same type of insect. Over time, ...

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Frogs continued ... Individuals start to mate with other individuals that eat only the same type of insect. Over time, it appears that two new species Right Frog (RF) 1 & RF 2 evolve from the original Right side population. What type of reproductive isolating mechanism and selection are at work?

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Much better! it should be Pre-zygotic, disruptive selection (interbreeding distinction occurs before mating).

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