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PLEASE ANSWER: Why are donkeys and horses considered different species? A. Their DNA is too similar. B. Their offspring are not able to reproduce. C. Their common names are very different. D. They do not
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PLEASE ANSWER: Why are donkeys and horses considered different species?

A. Their DNA is too similar.

B. Their offspring are not able to reproduce.

C. Their common names are very different.

D. They do not look enough alike.

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The answer is B because they are infertile, sterile, and cannot have it’s own offspring.
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Answer: B

Step-by-step explanation:

They cannot have its own offspring and both have 31 pairs of chromosomes each

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