Which of the following statements about classification of animals based on group of living organisms capable of natural interbreeding is NOT TRUE?
A. Organisms that appear very different do not belong to the same species.
B. Some organisms appear different but can interbreed.
C. A species interbred with their own kind.
D. Some organisms may be similar in appearance but are incapable of interbreeding.
A. Organisms that appear very different do not belong to the same species.
B. Some organisms appear different but can interbreed.
C. A species interbred with their own kind.
D. Some organisms may be similar in appearance but are incapable of interbreeding.
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A. Organisms that appear very different do not belong to the same species.
This statement is not true. Organisms that belong to the same species can have a wide range of physical characteristics and can appear very different. The ability to interbreed and produce viable offspring is the primary criteria used to determine if organisms belong to the same species.