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... species , it became clear that a more universal system was necessary . An agreed upon system of naming species was essential for communication among scientists , as was a system of classification based upon the relationships between species ...
... species , it became clear that a more universal system was necessary . An agreed upon system of naming species was essential for communication among scientists , as was a system of classification based upon the relationships between species ...
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... species . " Normal development of the hybrid offspring is justification for stating that the two " species " are closely related but does not provide enough evidence for considering them a single species . Even if they came into contact ...
... species . " Normal development of the hybrid offspring is justification for stating that the two " species " are closely related but does not provide enough evidence for considering them a single species . Even if they came into contact ...
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... species . Species that look remark- ably similar but nevertheless possess all of the character- istics of biological species are spoken of as sibling , or cryptic , species . For some reason , the genetic differences that exist between ...
... species . Species that look remark- ably similar but nevertheless possess all of the character- istics of biological species are spoken of as sibling , or cryptic , species . For some reason , the genetic differences that exist between ...
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