As a general rule interbreeding is possible between______________________?

Correct answer: B. Any two members of a Species

  • A. Any two members of a Genus
  • B. Any two members of a Species
  • C. Any two members of a Family
  • D. Any two members of an order

Explanation

Interbreeding is generally possible among members of the same species because they share sufficiently compatible genetic systems and can usually produce offspring. Members of the same genus or family may be too genetically distant to cross successfully.

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