Which of the following constitute pre-mating barrier(s)?
A)Sperm cannot penetrate the egg
B)Male mating behavior is not correct to attract the female
C)Egg is fertilized but development is impaired
D)Offspring are sterile

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Pre-mating barriers prevent mating from occurring in the first place, and male mating behavior not being correct to attract the female is a pre-mating barrier. Options A, C, and D refer to post-mating barriers. Option A refers to a barrier to fertilization, option C refers to a barrier to successful development of the fertilized egg, and option D refers to a barrier to successful reproduction of the offspring.

Which of the Following Constitute Pre-Mating Barrier(s)