Temporal isolation is the type of reproductive isolation that would include this example.
Temporal isolation is a type of reproductive barrier in which two closely related species (plants or animals) are prevented from mating and producing sterile hybrids because of their different breeding time. The difference in the breeding time may be year, season (such as fall or winter) or by time of day (daytime or at night).
Answer:
Greenhouse gases absorb radiation from the EARTH and reradiate back toward the EARTHwhich help to maintain a normal temperature range in the Earth.
Explanation:
Greenhouse gases are gases that are capable to of absorbing infrared radiations that are emitted from the Earth's surface and reradiating back to the Earth which contributed to the greenhouse effects. Examples of greenhouse gases are carbondioxide, methane and water vapour. Others are ozones, flourinated gases, nitrous oxides e.t.c.
The green house gases has lead to climate changes in the Earth by trapping heat, the contribute to respiratory diseases by smog and air pollution. Greenhouse gases concentrations are high during warm seasons and low during cold seasons.
Answer:
Options (1), (2), (3) and (4)
Explanation:
Mid oceanic ridge is the region along the spreading of the sea floor occurs. Along this ridge, the magma come out to the surface, and lava forms<u> pillow shaped rocks such as pillow basalt</u>. Basalt is the dominant rock type in the oceanic crust.
There occurs<u> striped patterns that are oriented parallel mid oceanic ridge</u>, and this strips depicts the magnetic field of the earth, and it keeps on changing on each eruption of this magma beneath the ocean long this ridge.
The mid oceanic ridge suggests the <u>spreading of the sea floor</u> and the rocks present at this ridge are younger than the rocks that are away from the ridge.
This rocks are comprised of the <u>molten iron material</u> that are present in the mantle and suggest the magnetic field of the earth during the time of eruptions.
Hence, the correct answers are options (1), (2), (3) and (4).
