How does the biological species concept identify two different species? A. reproductive isolation B. asexual reproduction C. interaction between two species D. the difference in the way of life

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How does the biological species concept identify two different species?

A. reproductive isolation
B. asexual reproduction
C. interaction between two species
D. the difference in the way of life

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i think the answer is C.

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Answer:

D or C

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just for the heck of it

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