Scientists crossed two different species of fruit trees. This produced offspring whose fruit had characteristics of each parent.

What is most likely true about the offspring?

They are the same species as the male parent.

They will not be able to produce offspring.

They are the same species as the female parent.

They will be able to produce offspring.

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Allison Randolph

Biology

14 August, 16:16

Scientists crossed two different species of fruit trees. This produced offspring whose fruit had characteristics of each parent.

What is most likely true about the offspring?

They are the same species as the male parent.

They will not be able to produce offspring.

They are the same species as the female parent.

They will be able to produce offspring.

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Landen Graves · Answer 1

That they will not be able to produce offspring. They are a hybrid. Look at the donkey it is a mule and a horse mixed together they are infertile. Very rare to get a fertile donkey.