A group of interbreeding organisms whose offspring are themselves fertile constitutes a
A)web.
B)biome.
C)unit.
D)species.

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A group of interbreeding organisms whose offspring are themselves fertile is the generally accepted definition of a species. Option A is incorrect as a web refers to an intricate interconnected network. Option B is incorrect as a biome refers to a large geographic area characterized by a particular climate, plants, and animals. Option C is incorrect as it is not a biological term, and is too vague to describe a group of organisms.

A Group of Interbreeding Organisms Whose Offspring Are Themselves Fertile