Organisms that are not in the same species such as mountain lion and a tiger can succsefully produce

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ZeWaren · Answer 1 · 2023-02-20T03:55:32+0000

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The only way to different organisms of two different species to interbreed is that they have to have a similar number of chromosomes that match or at least enough that can match to be able to produce together, an example would be is a wolf and a fox, a wolf has 78 chromosomes whereas a fox has 36 so they wouldn't be able to interbreed.

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Organisms that are not in the same species such as mountain lion and a tiger can succsefully produce

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