Question

Group of similar organisms which can breed among themselves are called as

• A. Species
• B. Kingdom
• C. Male
• D. Females

Answer 1

The correct option is A Species

• The term species was coined by John Ray. The Zoologist Mayr defined Species as groups of actually or potentially interbreeding natural populations which are reproductively isolated from other such groups.
• Species, the basic unit of classification in the hierarchical taxonomic system. Species are a group of similar organisms sharing a 'common gene pool' and interbreeding freely, producing 'fertile' offspring. A species occur in the form of many interbreeding groups called 'populations'.
• The Group of similar organisms which can breed among themselves are called species.

So the correct option is Species.