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A horse and a donkey mate to produce an offspring that is not fertile. What explains the relationship between a horse and a donkey? A. Horses and donkeys belong to similar species. B. Horses and donkeys
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A horse and a donkey mate to produce an offspring that is not fertile. What explains the relationship between a horse and a donkey?

A. Horses and donkeys belong to similar species.

B. Horses and donkeys belong to the same species.

C. Donkeys are completely unrelated to horses.

D. Donkeys are horses with some adaptations.

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I believe the answer is D
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Answer:D

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