How many of these statements regarding populations are true?1. Mature males and females of a population can interbreed with each other. 2. Populations are sometimes geographically isolated from other populations. 3. Biological species are made up of populations. 4. Members of a population tend to be genetically more similar to each other than to members of other populations. 5. Populations have genomes, but not gene pools.

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How many of these statements regarding populations are true?1. Mature males and females of a population can interbreed with each other. 2. Populations are sometimes geographically isolated from other populations. 3. Biological species are made up of populations. 4. Members of a population tend to be genetically more similar to each other than to members of other populations. 5. Populations have genomes, but not gene pools.

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Answer: Four (4) of these Statements are True

Explanations: With respect to animals, there are cases where species from different race interbreed. Boundaries such as mountains, rivers can isolate a particular population from other populations. Members of a population are closely related that their genetic make up are often more similar compared to the genetic makeup of members from a different population.