Which Statement Describes Unity Within a Species

question 39

Multiple Choice

Which statement describes unity within a species?

• A) A species can be distinguished by body shape and other structural features.
• B) Members have the potential to interbreed in nature and produce viable, fertile offspring.
• C) A species is described in terms of its interaction with living and non-living environment.
• D) The DNA sequence lacks similarities.

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Definitions:

Systems

Complex networks of interrelated components that work together to fulfill a purpose or achieve a goal.

Intended Actions

Actions that are performed with a specific goal or purpose in mind, as opposed to those done unintentionally or reflexively.

Unintended Actions

Actions whose outcomes are not foreseen or intended by the actor, often leading to unexpected consequences.

Micro-Macro Integration

A perspective in sociology that seeks to link the study of individual-level interactions and processes (micro) with larger-scale social structures and phenomena (macro).