Two species of crickets are indistinguishable (identical) to one another except for their mating songs, which have noticeably different pitches. Thus, the crickets will not mate. Why will they not mate?

Two species of crickets are indistinguishable (identical) to one another except for their mating songs, which have noticeably different pitches. Thus, the crickets will not mate. Why will they not mate?

A
all of the choices are correct

B
the crickets are members of the same species

C
the crickets are behaviorally isolated

D
the crickets are temporally isolated

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