Could the one-haired fur seal Otaria flavescens be crossed with the two-haired fur seal Arctocephalus australis, and originate hybrids? justify

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Could the one-haired fur seal Otaria flavescens be crossed with the two-haired fur seal Arctocephalus australis, and originate hybrids? justify

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Yes is the answer. Hope this helps

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