Question

reviewing the additional information and image(s) will help you answer this question. why do zygotes not form between organisms that are isolated by temporal differences? because the organisms are separated by a physical barrier because temporal isolation causes organisms to not encounter each other and breed

Explanation:

Temporal isolation is a pre - zygotic reproductive barrier. It means that organisms breed at different times (e.g., different seasons, times of day). If they don't encounter each other during the breeding period, they can't mate. Without mating, there is no fertilization, and thus no zygote formation. The first option about a physical barrier is incorrect as temporal isolation is about time, not a physical separation.

Answer:

because temporal isolation causes organisms to not encounter each other and breed