In a population of plants with a diploid number of 12, a new individual appeared with a chromosome number of 24. if this organism could self-fertilize, forming offspring with the same number of chromosomes (24), scientists would consider this an example ) sympatric speciation.
b) behavioral isolation.
c) formation of a hybrid zone.
d) reduced hybrid fertility.
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