Answer:
True
Step-by-step explanation:
Behavioral isolation is a prezygiotic mechanism that occurs when two similar populations of a species that can interbreed evolve different behaviors that are unique and are not recognized by others. Behaviors such as courtship rituals is developed differently by each of the subpopulations, of which prevents one of the subpopulations from mating with the other, due to both species’ inability to recognize each other’s courtship rituals.