One level of organization of life (i. e., an emergent property) is a collection of similar individual organisms that could interbreed (like a group of deer). This level of organization is referred to as a:

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Efrain French

Biology

10 January, 04:05

One level of organization of life (i. e., an emergent property) is a collection of similar individual organisms that could interbreed (like a group of deer). This level of organization is referred to as a:

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Jimena Lester · Answer 1

Answer: Specie

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The basic unit of classification of living things is species. species is the smallest unit containing members which have the largest number of features in common and usually interbreed among themselves.

Thus, the group of deer describes a specie since they can interbreed freely and are similar in characteristic features.