Mating preferences drive assortative mating
A)all of the time.
B)none of the time.
C)some of the time.
D)every other time.
E)in selfing plants.

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Mating preferences can play a role in assortative mating, but it is not the only factor. Other factors such as geographic proximity and social factors can also contribute to assortative mating. Therefore, mating preferences drive assortative mating only some of the time.

Mating Preferences Drive Assortative Mating