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False. <span>Adult corals are sessile organisms, i.e. they don't move around. They are tiny organisms whose shells are what we generally see.</span>
The answer is behavioral isolation.
Reproductional isolation is a way to prevent closely related species to mate each other. This is due to reproductive barriers which can be either prezygotic (before fertilization) and postzygotic (after fertilization) barrier. Behavioral isolation is an example of postzygotic barrier. It is based on behavior, including mating sounds and rituals. Thanks to behavior isolation, the different species (in this example gentoo penguins and emperor penguins) will have different mating rituals so they could attract only individuals of their own species, respectively.
<span>If an adult with the diagnosis of schizophrenia is admitted to the psychiatric hospital during the first few hospital days the nurse should seek out the client frequently in order to spend short periods of time together. Seeking out the client frequently to spend short periods of time together will help the nurse establish trust without increasing the person's anxiety. Seeing that the client bathes and changes clothes daily is not a priority unless the client is super and extremely dirty; this client is ungroomed, not dirty. A withdrawn client will usually not approach anyone and the client's history reveals a failure to speak.</span>
