Author Question: If a tiger and a lion were to mate, what may be a result? A) Breeding barriers will not allow the ... (Read 88 times)

jerry coleman · **on:** Jul 14, 2018

If a tiger and a lion were to mate, what may be a result?

A) Breeding barriers will not allow the mating to occur.
B) The chance of fertility in female offspring increases.
C) The species are genetically appropriate and contribute to the exponential growth in the population.
D) Sterile or partially sterile offspring are produced.
E) A new species forms and replication allows the population to flourish.

Question 2

Which of the following resources presents the greatest challenge for survival in Southwest Asia and North Africa?

A) petroleum
B) food
C) water
D) iron
E) human resources

elyse44 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 14, 2018

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