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	'''i. Biological species concept'''		'''i. Biological species concept'''

	A biological species is a group of organisms that are capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring, and are isolated from other such groups to avoid reproduction<ref>Brooker, R. J. (2005). Genetics: Analysis &amp;amp; Principles (Second Edition). McGraw-Hill.</ref>.<br>		A biological species is a group of organisms that are capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring, and are isolated from other such groups to avoid reproduction<ref>Brooker, R. J. (2005). Genetics: Analysis &amp;amp;amp; Principles (Second Edition). McGraw-Hill.</ref>.<br>

	'''ii. Ecological species concept'''		'''ii. Ecological species concept'''

	An ecological species is a group of organisms that share the same [[~~ecological~~ niche\|ecological niche]].<br>		An ecological species is a group of organisms that share the same [[Ecological niche\|ecological niche]].<br>

	'''iii. Morphological species concept'''		'''iii. Morphological species concept'''
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	'''iv. Phylogenetic species concept'''		'''iv. Phylogenetic species concept'''

	A phylogenetic species is a group of organisms that are bound by a unique ancestry and share one or more derived characters, which is also known as [[~~synapomorphy~~\|synapomorphy<ref>Mayr, E. (2000). The Biological Species Concept. Q. Wheeler; R. Meier, Species Concepts and Phylogenetic Theory: A Debate (p. 17). New York: Columbia University Press.</ref>]]. <br>		A phylogenetic species is a group of organisms that are bound by a unique ancestry and share one or more derived characters, which is also known as [[Synapomorphy\|synapomorphy]]<ref>Mayr, E. (2000). The Biological Species Concept. Q. Wheeler; R. Meier, Species Concepts and Phylogenetic Theory: A Debate (p. 17). New York: Columbia University Press.</ref>. <br>

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	A collection of [[Organism\|organisms]] that have alike physiological properties and that are capable of interbreeding and passing on their [[Genes\|genes]] to the next generation [[Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson (2008). Concise Oxford English Dictionary . 11th ed. Oxford University press Inc : Oxford Univeristy . 1385.~~\|[1]]]~~.		A collection of [[Organism\|organisms]] that have alike physiological properties and that are capable of interbreeding and passing on their [[Genes\|genes]] to the next generation<ref>Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson (2008). Concise Oxford English Dictionary . 11th ed. Oxford University press Inc : Oxford Univeristy . 1385.</ref>. <br>

	~~<br>~~		=== Species Concepts and Their Definitions ===

	== Species Concepts and Their Definitions ==

	~~There are numerous concepts that can be used to define a species:~~

	<br>		There are numerous concepts that can be used to define a species:<br>

	'''i. Biological species concept'''		'''i. Biological species concept'''

	A biological species is a group of organisms that are capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring, and are isolated from other such groups to avoid reproduction ~~[https~~:~~//books.google~~.~~com~~.my/books?hl=en&lr=&id=L_rwZ1yEQM8C&oi=fnd&pg=PA17&dq=ernst+mayr+biological+species+concept&ots=gDpySuz33x&sig=L2Ab9bvFh3AiEyscxRIkirg5BeA&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=ernst%20mayr%20biological%20species%20concept&f=false [2]].		A biological species is a group of organisms that are capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring, and are isolated from other such groups to avoid reproduction<ref>Brooker, R. J. (2005). Genetics: Analysis &amp;amp; Principles (Second Edition). McGraw-Hill.</ref>.<br>

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	'''ii. Ecological species concept'''		'''ii. Ecological species concept'''

	An ecological species is a group of organisms that share the same [~~https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecological_niche~~ ecological niche].		An ecological species is a group of organisms that share the same [[ecological niche\|ecological niche]].<br>

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	'''iii. Morphological species concept'''		'''iii. Morphological species concept'''

	A morphological species is a group of organisms that share a unique set of structural features.		A morphological species is a group of organisms that share a unique set of structural features.<br>

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	'''iv. Phylogenetic species concept'''		'''iv. Phylogenetic species concept'''

	A phylogenetic species is a group of organisms that are bound by a unique ancestry and share one or more derived characters, which is also known as [~~https~~:~~//en~~.~~wikipedia~~.~~org~~/~~wiki/Synapomorphy synapomorphy~~]. <br>		A phylogenetic species is a group of organisms that are bound by a unique ancestry and share one or more derived characters, which is also known as [[synapomorphy\|synapomorphy<ref>Mayr, E. (2000). The Biological Species Concept. Q. Wheeler; R. Meier, Species Concepts and Phylogenetic Theory: A Debate (p. 17). New York: Columbia University Press.</ref>]]. <br>

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	~~== References ==~~		<references /><br>

	~~Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson (2008). Concise Oxford English Dictionary . 11th ed. Oxford University press Inc : Oxford Univeristy . 1385.<br>~~		<br>

	~~Brooker, R. J. (2005). Genetics: Analysis &amp;amp; Principles (Second Edition). McGraw-Hill.~~<br>

	~~Mayr, E. (2000). The Biological Species Concept. Q. Wheeler; R. Meier, Species Concepts and Phylogenetic Theory: A Debate (p. 17). New York: Columbia University Press.~~<br>		<br>

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	A collection of organisms that have alike physiological properties and that are capable of interbreeding and passing on their genes to the next generation.<ref>Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson (2008). Concise Oxford English Dictionary . 11th ed. Oxford University press Inc : Oxford Univeristy . 1385.</ref>  <references />		A collection of [[Organism\|organisms]] that have alike physiological properties and that are capable of interbreeding and passing on their [[Genes\|genes]] to the next generation <ref>Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson (2008). Concise Oxford English Dictionary . 11th ed. Oxford University press Inc : Oxford Univeristy . 1385.</ref>.

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	A collection of organisms that have alike physiological properties and that are capable of interbreeding and passing on their genes to the next generation. ~~<ref name="Reference">Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson (2008). Concise Oxford English Dictionary . 11th ed. Oxford University press Inc : Oxford Univeristy . 1385.</ref>~~ <references /> Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson (2008). Concise Oxford English Dictionary . 11th ed. Oxford University press Inc : Oxford Univeristy . 1385.<br>		A collection of organisms that have alike physiological properties and that are capable of interbreeding and passing on their genes to the next generation.  <references /> Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson (2008). Concise Oxford English Dictionary . 11th ed. Oxford University press Inc : Oxford Univeristy . 1385.<br>

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	A collection of organisms that have alike physiological properties and that are capable of interbreeding and passing on their genes to the next generation. <ref name="Reference">Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson (2008). Concise Oxford English Dictionary . 11th ed. Oxford University press Inc : Oxford Univeristy . 1385.</ref>		A collection of organisms that have alike physiological properties and that are capable of interbreeding and passing on their genes to the next generation. <ref name="Reference">Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson (2008). Concise Oxford English Dictionary . 11th ed. Oxford University press Inc : Oxford Univeristy . 1385.</ref> <references /> Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson (2008). Concise Oxford English Dictionary . 11th ed. Oxford University press Inc : Oxford Univeristy . 1385.<br>

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