If two species are able to mate and produce an offspring which can mate with itself, but is unable to mate with either parent's species, it is an example of
A)allopatric speciation.
B)sympatric speciation via disruptive selection.
C)sympatric speciation via polyploidy.
D)a species cluster.

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Sympatric speciation via polyploidy occurs when an offspring is produced with a different number of chromosomes, making it reproductively isolated from the parent species but capable of self-fertilization.

If Two Species Are Able to Mate and Produce an Offspring