What is a Species? || NEET Preparation || Biology

In this video lecture we discuss the following:
(a) What is species?
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Very informative video

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Vedio is very helpful and excellent way of explanation sir

[@pratibhasingh-ek4bn]

Excellent way of explaining sir.

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Very informative video thankyou sir

[@PocketClassroom]

Thanks and welcome!

[@shireeshpriyadarshi616]

Tiglon..a unique term I have got today great sir.. . good and satisfactory explanation.

[@waqqups8714]

You cleared all my doubts about species thank you sir

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Glad to hear that!

[@PushpaSingh-us3ti]

Nice presentation 👍

[@aayushisingh5200]

Video is very helpful sir..I like your video which gives a bonus for me why we are studying these thing and what are they and where they are used???,.

[@jassivirk1322]

Thank you sir .

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You are welcome!

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Thanks sur for you teaching

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Way of explanation is great 👍

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Glad you think so!

[@Madhusingh-bi4kd]

Very informative

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[@misbahhussain1021]

What abt sex reversal in horse ad donkey

[@PocketClassroom]

Hi, Misbah Hussain! We hope you are doing great. As for your query regarding the sterility/fertility of the offspring of a donkey and a horse, please see the explanation below: (1) a horse mule (a male mule), which is the offspring of a male donkey (jack) and a female horse (mare), is usually sterile and unable to reproduce. This is because horses and donkeys have different numbers of chromosomes, and when they mate, their offspring end up with an odd number of chromosomes, which usually results in infertility. There are some rare instances where a horse mule can produce offspring, but it is very uncommon. (2) a mare mule (a female mule), which is the offspring of a male horse (stallion) and a female donkey (jenny), is also usually sterile and unable to reproduce. This is for the same reason as with horse mules: horses and donkeys have different numbers of chromosomes, and their offspring end up with an odd number of chromosomes, which usually results in infertility. There are rare instances where a mare mule can produce offspring, but it is very uncommon. We hope the explanation above helps. Take care!