the American toad and fowler's toad live in the same regions of the united states and Canada have been successfully bred together in laboratories but they never breed together in the wild this because the American toad only mates in the early summer and the fowler's toad only mates in the late summer which type of reproductive isolation does this represent?

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the American toad and fowler's toad live in the same regions of the united states and Canada have been successfully bred together in laboratories but they never breed together in the wild this because the American toad  only mates in the early summer and the fowler's toad only mates in the late summer which type of reproductive isolation does this represent?

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This represents temporal isolation, where the two species have different mating seasons which prevent them from breeding together in the wild.