What common characteristics do a species share?
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ACCORDING TO THIS DEFINITION, ONE SPECIES IS DISTINGUISHED FROM ANOTHER WHEN, IN NATURE, IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR MATINGS BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS FROM EACH SPECIES TO PRODUCE FERTILE OFFSPRING. MEMBERS OF THE SAME SPECIES SHARE BOTH EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL CHARACTERISTICS WHICH DEVELOP FROM THEIR DNA.
ACCORDING TO THIS DEFINITION, ONE SPECIES IS DISTINGUISHED FROM ANOTHER WHEN, IN NATURE, IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR MATINGS BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS FROM EACH SPECIES TO PRODUCE FERTILE OFFSPRING. MEMBERS OF THE SAME SPECIES SHARE BOTH EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL CHARACTERISTICS WHICH DEVELOP FROM THEIR DNA.
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