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Using Reproductive Isolation as a Method of Defining a Species

Question 8

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Using reproductive isolation as a method of defining a species is not useful for

A) species whose ranges overlap.
B) species that cannot produce hybrids.
C) organisms known only from fossils.
D) organisms that reproduce sexually.

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