The type of reproductive isolation in which the offspring matures to adulthood but is unable to produce offspring is
A) hybrid infertility.
B) gametic isolation.
C) temporal isolation.
D) mechanical isolation.
E) hybrid inviability.
Answer: A) hybrid infertility.
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