A biologist examines two organisms and decides they can be classified in the same genus.

Which statement is also true for these organisms?

They are members of the same species.

They look different from each other.

They are in the same family.

They live in the same kind of environment.

Question

A biologist examines two organisms and decides they can be classified in the same genus.

Which statement is also true for these organisms?

They are members of the same species.

They look different from each other.

They are in the same family.

They live in the same kind of environment.

bake · Answer

My best answer would be they are in the same family. But i would try and depend your answer on this- A genus can have many species. Organisms of different species of the same genus cannot produce a fertile offspring if interbred together. Mule is a classic example of this. It is a product of a donkey and a horse which are two different species belonging to the same genus