To Distinguish Two Organisms Using the Morphological Species Concept, a Scientist

question 60

Multiple Choice

To distinguish two organisms using the morphological species concept, a scientist would ____.

• A) perform a genetic analysis on the two organisms
• B) look at the appearance of two organisms
• C) mate the two organisms to see if viable offspring result
• D) observe the mating rituals of the two organisms
• E) trace the common ancestry of the two organisms

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