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When a donkey and a horse reproduce, they have a mule. Mules cannot reproduce on their own, meaning they are not fully "viable." Which of the following is true? horses and donkeys are different species
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When a donkey and a horse reproduce, they have a mule. Mules cannot reproduce on their own, meaning they are not fully "viable." Which of the following is true?

horses and donkeys are different species
horses and donkeys are the same species
mules are simply not attracted to each other
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donkeys and horses have the same number of chromosomes each

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Horses and Donkeys are different species.

Step-by-step explanation:

Horses and Donkeys are different species, however they belong to the same "family".

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