Define species. Example the various aspects of species
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A species is a group of living organisms that can reproduce with one another in nature and produce fertile offspring.
For example, a lion and a tiger are different species. While they can mate and produce offspring (ligers or tigons), these offspring are typically infertile, meaning they cannot reproduce themselves. This inability to produce fertile offspring is a key characteristic that distinguishes them as separate species. Other aspects include shared genetic material, distinct physical characteristics, and occupying a specific ecological niche.
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