When We Say That Species Must Be Mutually Exclusive, We

question 25

Multiple Choice

When we say that species must be mutually exclusive, we mean that:

• A)they must not overlap
• B)the species must cover all objects in the genus
• C)each species is also a genus
• D)each species overlaps with at least one other species
• E)the species are based on essential attributes

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