Question

3. Two populations of annelids (worms) live in distinct areas and on different soil types. Researchers are interested in whether the populations have acquired different types of reproductive isolation. Which method would be best to determine whether two populations exhibited gametic isolation? O Bring them into the lab. Observe pairs of a male from one population and a female from the other See whether the sperm from the males will fertilize eggs of the females of the other population. If they do, then they exhibit gametic isolation O Observe when each population is active. If they are active at different times, then they exhibit gametic isolation O Move them into a common experimental setting to see whether they will produce offspring. If they produce many offspring, they exhibit gametic isolation O Move them into a common experimental setting to see whether they will produce offspring. If they produce few offspring, they exhibit gametic isolation. O Bring them into the lab. Observe pairs of a male from one population and a female from the other. See whether the sperm from the males will fertilize eggs of the females of the other population. If they don't then they exhibit gametic isolation. hybrids to be

Answer 1

Bring them into lab. Observe pairs of a male from one population and a female from the other. see whether the sperm from the males will fertilize eggs of the female of the other population. Idf they dion't, then they exhibit gametic isolation.