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Inability of mating even between the closely related individuals of different species is called reproductive isolation.
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Reproducive isolation.

Asertion: The species is reproductivley isolated natural population. Rerson: Prokaryotes cannot be kept under different species on the basis of reproductive isolated.

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Two species can be said to be reproductively isolated if they are

Assertion : Sympatric species are geographically isolated. Reason : Sympatric species are reproductively isolated.

Closely related, morphologically similar reproductively isolated, sympatric populations are called as