mules, the offspring of donkeys and horses, are commonly used as pack animals. despite the existence of…

mules, the offspring of donkeys and horses, are commonly used as pack animals. despite the existence of mules, horses and donkeys are considered separate species. which discovery would change that thinking and define horses and donkeys as the same species? if mules looked more like donkeys if mules looked more like horses if mules could produce offspring if mules were sterile

mules, the offspring of donkeys and horses, are commonly used as pack animals. despite the existence of mules, horses and donkeys are considered separate species. which discovery would change that thinking and define horses and donkeys as the same species? if mules looked more like donkeys if mules looked more like horses if mules could produce offspring if mules were sterile

Answer

Brief Explanations:

According to the biological species concept, organisms are of the same species if they can interbreed and produce fertile offspring. Mules are sterile hybrids of horses and donkeys. If mules could produce offspring, it would mean horses and donkeys can interbreed to produce fertile - offspring, thus being the same species.

Answer:

C. if mules could produce offspring