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Why are horses and donkeys in different species

Why are horses and donkeys in different species
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Why are horses and donkeys in different species

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Both the offspring (hybrid offspring) produced by donkeys and horses are infertile, sterile, cannot have its own offspring and both have 31 pairs of chromosomes each. Because of this, both horses and donkeys are considered as a separate species
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