What type of chromosomal rearrangements is involved in the reproductive isolation seen in Rhogeessa bats?
A) Inversions
B) Deletions
C) Chromosomal fissions
D) Chromosomal fusions
E) Translocations

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Rhogeessa bats have experienced chromosomal fusions that have led to a reduction in the diploid number from 44 to 36. This chromosomal rearrangement can result in reproductive isolation because individuals with differing diploid numbers cannot produce viable offspring.

What Type of Chromosomal Rearrangements Is Involved in the Reproductive