Two Populations of Organisms Belong to the Same Biological Species

question 57

Multiple Choice

Two populations of organisms belong to the same biological species when they

• A) cannot mate with each other because mating occurs at different times.
• B) use different types of behaviors or physical features to attract mates.
• C) have anatomical features that make it difficult for organisms from the two populations to mate with one another.
• D) encounter each other, mate, and produce viable, fertile offspring under natural conditions.

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Definitions:

Separate Sheets

Distinct documents or drawings individually detailing parts of a larger project or scheme.

Specified Texture

A defined surface quality or feel of a material, often detailed in engineering and design specifications to ensure consistency.

Mating Part

A component designed to connect with or fit into another component, ensuring a correct assembly or functional interaction between parts.

Material Removal

Material removal refers to the process of eliminating material from a workpiece through machining operations, such as cutting, drilling, or milling to achieve desired dimensions and features.