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A species was defined as ‘A population of interbreeding individuals which are reproductively isolated from other populations’ by

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Carolus Linnaeus

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Charles Darwin

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J. B. Lamarck

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Ernst Mayr

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Ernst Mayr

Ernst Mayr

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