Answer:
Species is the set of living beings able to cross among themselves generating fertile offspring.
This concept however does not apply to individuals of exclusive asexual reproduction and other definitions have been proposed. For example, "species is a set of living beings that evolve in a common manner all of them considered ancestors of the same type in relation to common descendants".
This concept however does not apply to individuals of exclusive asexual reproduction and other definitions have been proposed. For example, "species is a set of living beings that evolve in a common manner all of them considered ancestors of the same type in relation to common descendants".
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