A prezygotic isolating mechanism prevents successful ______.

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A prezygotic isolating mechanism prevents successful zygote development. Explanation: Some textbooks classify isolating mechanisms that act after mating but before a viable zygote forms as prezygotic. In such cases, sperm may enter but the zygote fails to develop, so no successful zygote is formed.

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