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If an organism can not reproduce,is it still considered living?why?

If an organism can not reproduce,is it still considered living?why?
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If an organism can not reproduce,is it still considered living?why?

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The ability to reproduce is essential for a species, but not for an individual. There are some people that can't reproduce, but they're still alive!
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