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Fruit flies all look more or less alike to most people. if you collect a male and female fruit fly, how could you test the hypothesis that they are the same biological species

Fruit flies all look more or less alike to most people. if you collect a male and female fruit fly, how could you test the hypothesis that they are the same biological species
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Fruit flies all look more or less alike to most people. if you collect a male and female fruit fly, how could you test the hypothesis that they are the same biological species

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To see if they can mate and if their offspring can also mate
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