What is the difference between a species and an individual (organism)?
| October 30, 2020 | Education
A species is the main structural unit of the taxonomy of living organisms; a group of individuals with common morphophysical, biochemical and behavioral characteristics, capable of mutual crossing, giving fertile offspring in a number of generations, regularly distributed within a certain area and similarly changing under the influence of environmental factors. An individual is a separate living organism.
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