A species consists of
A) all the organisms that live together in a particular area.
B) morphologically similar organisms that cannot interbreed.
C) morphologically similar organisms capable of interbreeding.
D) an adult organism and all of its offspring.
E) morphologically similar organisms that live in the same area.

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A species is defined as a group of morphologically similar organisms capable of interbreeding and producing viable offspring. This definition is commonly known as the biological species concept. The other choices do not accurately define a species according to this concept.

A Species Consists of