A snake naturally found on land does not mate with a snake naturally found in water due to:     Postzygotic barriers     Behavioral isolation     Mechanical isolation     Habitat isolation

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  1. A snake naturally found on land does not mate with a snake naturally found in water due to:

       

    Postzygotic barriers

       

    Behavioral isolation

       

    Mechanical isolation

       

    Habitat isolation

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