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How is it determined that an organism is a new species?
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How is it determined that an organism is a new species?
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Stacey Rollings asked the Naked Scientists:
How is it determined that an organism is a new species? I had heard that inability to interbreed was one factor, but wolves and dogs can interbreed, as well as horses and donkeys, so that can't be it.
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