What species concept from the following would classify 2 different lizards as the same species and why?
- Phylogenetic S.C
-Morhpholiocal S.C
-Biological S.C
Phylogenetic species concept-
Morphological species concept-
Biological species concept-
From this most accepted one is biological species concept.
Since the concept include all the morphological,anato anatomical,physiological, cytological, biochemical ,genetical ecological ðological features..So with this we can classify the 2 lizards into same species.
What species concept from the following would classify 2 different lizards as the same species and...
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