Question 10 • SLPS-2001310-Earth/Space B -GF
A species is commonly defined as a group of organisms that can mate with one another and produce fertile offspring. The offspring must also be able to reproduce, which distinguishes a species from groups that merely share general traits or a habitat. Therefore, the accurate phrase is “a group of organisms that can produce offspring that can also mate and produce offspring.”
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