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In biology they would call that a "ring species". Sometimes two nearby populations can interbreed, which means they are the same species. But distant population
by Houshalter 10y ago
In biology they would call that a "ring species". Sometimes two nearby populations can interbreed, which means they are the same species. But distant populations are so different they can't interbreed, and so must be different species. But figuring out exactly where to draw the line is problematic.