Examine the groups of organisms below. A species is a group of organisms that can interbreed to create living, fertile offspring. Which group is NOT a species?

A group of mules living on a farm

A collection of strawberry plants growing in the garden

Cattle that roam the range of a Montana ranch

A group of mallard ducks swimming on a pond

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Melanie Bond

Biology

11 April, 15:58

Examine the groups of organisms below. A species is a group of organisms that can interbreed to create living, fertile offspring. Which group is NOT a species?

A group of mules living on a farm

A collection of strawberry plants growing in the garden

Cattle that roam the range of a Montana ranch

A group of mallard ducks swimming on a pond

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Jerry Ortega · Answer 1

A species is a group of organisms that can interbreed to create living, fertile offspring. Which group is NOT a species?

This is not a species. - A collection of strawberry plants growing in the garden

Rest all are species that are fertile and can interbreed and produce offsprings.