Many fireflies have flash patterns unique to their species and use them to identify other members of their species. This is an example of
A) geographical isolation.
B) ecological isolation.
C) behavioral isolation.
D) physiological isolation.
E) temporal isolation.

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The unique flash patterns used by fireflies to identify members of their own species is an example of behavioral isolation. This type of isolation occurs when individuals within a species have different behavioral patterns that prevent them from mating with individuals of other groups.

Many Fireflies Have Flash Patterns Unique to Their Species and Use