When two organisms reach sexual maturity at different times, it is an example of
A) temporal isolation.
B) hybrid inviability.
C) hybrid infertility.
D) hybrid vigor.
E) gametic incompatibility.

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Temporal isolation occurs when two species or populations have different mating or flowering times, preventing them from interbreeding. This can be due to differences in the time of day, season, or even years that they reach sexual maturity or flowering periods.

When Two Organisms Reach Sexual Maturity at Different Times, It