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    1.

    What is the defining characteristic of a 'species'?

    A

    A group of organisms living in the same habitat

    B

    A group of organisms with similar morphology

    C

    A group of organisms capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring

    D

    A group of organisms sharing the same food source

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    10.

    A scientist observes a new species exhibiting metabolism, growth, and reproduction. However, it lacks the ability to maintain homeostasis. Can this species be definitively classified as living? Explain your reasoning.

    A

    Yes, metabolism, growth, and reproduction are sufficient to define life.

    B

    No, homeostasis is a fundamental characteristic of life, crucial for maintaining internal stability in response to external changes.

    C

    Maybe, further research is needed to determine if other life-defining characteristics are present.

    D

    It depends on the specific definition of life being used.

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