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The biological species concept, formalized by Ernst Mayr in 1942, defined a species as a ________.

The biological species concept, formalized by Ernst Mayr in 1942, defined a species as a ________.
A) group of individuals who share similar allelic frequencies
B) group of individuals with similar morphological characteristics
C) population within and among which individuals actually or potentially interbreed and outside of which they do not interbreed
D) group of individuals that inhabit the same location
E) population of individuals within and among which reproduction takes place frequently

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Makes a lot more sense now, thanks again

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