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Despite the diversity of various species concepts, these various concepts can be placed into one of three broad philosophical approaches: interbreeding, ecological and phylogenetic.
en.wikipedia.org Some concerns have been raised about the potential for, and instances of, interbreeding between the two species and the viability of the hybrids.
en.wikipedia.org Throughout the region, many wild salmon stocks (a group of interbreeding individuals that is roughly equivalent to a population) have declined and some have disappeared.
en.wikipedia.org It rarely interbreeds with similar crossbills that are present in its range, and it has been proposed as a separate species created via ecological speciation.
en.wikipedia.org Once genetic differences are sufficient, different species may be unable to interbreed to produce viable offspring.
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www.eawag.ch Here, they interbred with related species, thus losing their genetic and functional distinctiveness within a few generations, in a process known as speciation reversal.
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Dort kreuzten sie sich mit verwandten Arten und verloren innert weniger Generationen ihre genetische und funktionale Einzigartigkeit, ein Prozess, der auch als « Umkehr der Artentstehung » bezeichnet wird.
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