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Biology, 18.05.2021 04:10, lexxa58

Black panthers are found in both africa and america. what observation would most likely cause scientists to classify these panthers as different species? A. the american black panther does not eat the same food as the african black panther
B. the american black panther population is smaller than the african black panther population
C. the american black panther is not able to produce fertile offspring with the african black panther
d. the american black panther lives in a different habitat

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