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<span style="color:#570868;"><big>'''THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES'''</big></span><br> | <span style="color:#570868;"><big>'''THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES'''</big></span><br> | ||
= A species ? What's that ?!= | = A species ? What's that ?!= | ||
First of all, we will define a species as a group of population whose members have the potential to reproduce with one another in nature ; and thus produce fertile offspring. Actually a reproduce compatibility is useful and more important than a physical similarity ! For example, a woman | First of all, we will define a species as a group of population whose members have the potential to reproduce with one another in nature ; and thus produce fertile offspring. Actually a reproduce compatibility is useful and more important than a physical similarity ! For example, a woman coming from Japan can marry a French man and they can have children together even if visually the parents don't look ''the same.'' | ||
=How do species appear ?= | =How do species appear ?= | ||
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THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES
A species ? What's that ?!
First of all, we will define a species as a group of population whose members have the potential to reproduce with one another in nature ; and thus produce fertile offspring. Actually a reproduce compatibility is useful and more important than a physical similarity ! For example, a woman coming from Japan can marry a French man and they can have children together even if visually the parents don't look the same.
How do species appear ?
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