In reciprocal hybrid crosses, the heterogametic sex is typically sterile while the homogametic sex is not. This phenomenon is now called
A) male sterility.
B) hybrid incompatibility.
C) Haldane's rule.
D) postzygotic isolation.
E) None of the above
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