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Two plants showing morphological similarities were cross pollinated. But after the mating progeny formation was absent. So the two plants must be considered as?
Two plants showing morphological similarities were cross pollinated. But after the mating progeny formation was absent. So the two plants must be considered as?
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The correct option is A Different biological species
Two plants showing morphological similarities were cross pollinated but after the mating progeny formation was absent so the two plants must be considered as different biological species. If progeny formed they will be same biological species. Allopatric species are geographically isolated. Thus the correct answer is C.
Two plants showing morphological similarities were cross pollinated but after the mating progeny formation was absent so the two plants must be considered as different biological species. If progeny formed they will be same biological species. Allopatric species are geographically isolated. Thus the correct answer is C.
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