All of the following are criteria by which a species may be defined except
A) the ability to reproduce.
B) possession of a shared gene pool.
C) ability to hybridize through interbreeding.
D) reproductive isolation.
E) the ability to produce fertile offspring.

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Reproductive isolation does not necessarily mean that two populations are separate species. For example, two isolated populations of the same species can still reproduce and produce fertile offspring if members of the population are brought together.

All of the Following Are Criteria by Which a Species