which describes a group of organisms that are members of a species?\no they can breed and produce offspring…

which describes a group of organisms that are members of a species?\no they can breed and produce offspring that can breed.\no they are members of the same community.\no they live in the same ecosystem, community, and biome.\no they have similar physical characteristics.

which describes a group of organisms that are members of a species?\no they can breed and produce offspring that can breed.\no they are members of the same community.\no they live in the same ecosystem, community, and biome.\no they have similar physical characteristics.

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Brief Explanations:

A species is defined as a group of organisms that can inter - breed and produce fertile offspring (offspring that can also breed). Living in the same community, ecosystem, biome or having similar physical characteristics are not the defining criteria for a species.

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They can breed and produce offspring that can breed.