The type of reproductive isolation in which two populations live in the same habitat but remain isolated from one another due to one being active during the daytime only and the other being active only during the night is:

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This is an example of temporal isolation, as the populations are isolated by differences in the timing of their activity. This type of reproductive isolation can lead to the evolution of differences in behavior, morphology, or physiology that prevent interbreeding between the populations.

The Type of Reproductive Isolation in Which Two Populations Live