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Leopard frogs from different geographic populations of the Rana pipiens complex a. are members of a single species because they look very similar to one another. b. are different species shown to have pre- and postzygotic isolating mechanisms. c. frequently interbreed to produce viable hybrids.d. are genetically identical due to effective reproductive isolation.
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