The Biological Species Concept Is

question 44

Multiple Choice

The biological species concept is

• A) applicable to all forms of life, past and present.
• B) applicable to all present life-forms but not to fossil organisms whose reproductive behavior cannot be observed.
• C) easy to apply to all present sexually reproducing organisms but harder to apply to asexual organisms and fossils.
• D) sometimes difficult to put into practice even for present sexual organisms and useless for asexual organisms and fossils.

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