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In Practice, the Biological Species Concept Cannot Be Used to Reliably

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In practice, the biological species concept cannot be used to reliably distinguish all species because


A) some 'species' form fertile hybrids.
B) some 'species' do not reproduce sexually.
C) subgroups within a particular 'species' may interbreed with some, but not all, others.
D) All of these are correct.
E) None are correct as a species is well defined.

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