Why are emperor penguins considered a species? They all look alike. They can mate and produce offspring that can mate. They can mate and produce offspring that cannot mate. They all walk in a similar manner.

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Why are emperor penguins considered a species?

They all look alike.
They can mate and produce offspring that can mate.
They can mate and produce offspring that cannot mate.
They all walk in a similar manner.

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B-They can mate and produce offspring that can mate

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They can mate and produce offspring that can mate

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