There are two bird species on a Midwestern prairie that look very much alike phy

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There are two bird species on a Midwestern prairie that look very much alike physically and are probably descended from a common ancestor. During courtship, however, the males of one species stands on one leg while looking at the female. The males of the second species uses both feet to drum on the prairie floor. The females will only mate with those males who behave appropriately during courtship. This is an example of: O convergent evolution O geographic isolation O behavioral isolation parallel evoluton

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The females will only mate with those males who behave appropriately during courtship. This is an example of behavioral isolation.
This helps the members belong into same species to identify there proper mates.
Hence option C is correct.

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