Question

Two species of meadowlarks have different mating calls that lead to reproductive isolation. What type of isolation does this example represent?

Answer 1

Behavioral Isolation. Both species of the meadowlark, even know they are very similar species will not mate due to the difference in the mating call. This in turn is a behavior that the birds pick up in order to keep the species from inter mating and causing change.

Answer 2

Geographical isolation