Species whose ranges overlap, but do not interbreed because they are found in different environments or areas within the range, are said to exhibit:
A) habitat isolation.
B) temporal isolation.
C) biological isolation.
D) evolutionary isolation.
E) environmental isolation.

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Habitat isolation occurs when species live in the same area but occupy different habitats, preventing them from mating and producing offspring.

Species Whose Ranges Overlap, but Do Not Interbreed Because They