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Question

4. No two species have exactly identical genes on all chromosomes.

True

False

Answer 1

True.  A species is by definition a group of organisms that are capable of interbreeding.  Two groups of organisms that cannot interbreed (different species) have different genes on their chromosomes.  If two organisms had identical genes on all chromosomes, they would be identical twins (and thus be the same species).  Also, note that even identical twins don't have exactly identical genes on all chromosomes.

Answer 2

TRUE. if they were identical they would be a clone. like dolly the sheep

Answer 3

false

Answer 4

false identical twins are of the same species and have identical genes on all the same chromosomes plus certain species of bacteria and aphyphids, offspring are identical :-)

Answer 5

true. that'd be a clone. any natural born species would not have identical chromosomes

Answer 6

Amazing the number of people who responded to this question and failed to understand it and answer it correctly.

Any two species would have different genes, therefore the answer is true.

Answer 7

only losers are too lazy to do their own home work

true or false?

Answer 8

True