The morphological species concept is defined by a group of organisms
A) known to be genetically related.
B) that look alike.
C) that live in the same region.
D) that share the same habitat.
E) that can change color.

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The morphological species concept is based on the physical characteristics (morphology) of organisms. A group of organisms is considered to be a species if they have similar physical characteristics and look alike. It does not necessarily take into account genetic relatedness or habitat.

The Morphological Species Concept Is Defined by a Group of Organisms