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02 May 2018, 07:00
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siddharthfrancis
hey siddharthfrancis,
The statement B says
B)It demonstrates why the biological species concept is invalid.
According to the author, the idea is too restrictive. From this statement, we can easily infer that this idea carries some value; it doesn't matter how much.
So, the biological species concept is not invalid.
28 Sep 2018, 13:11
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Dear siddharthfrancis,
Happy to help here.
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Line 10-13: [First, mating between groups labeled as different species (hybridization), as often occurs in the canine family, is quite common in nature.]
To well understand this line, Kindly make sure that you read some part of the passage before and after the line.
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If I read this line before the highlighted line, the thing that stands out to me is the one mentioned in bold."Yet this idea can be too restrictive". This gives me a gist that author is going to mention some restriction or something that holds back the biological species concept.
First, mating between groups labeled as different species (hybridization), as often occurs in the canine family, is quite common in nature.
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Even though this may be left unread, but if you still read this, it shows that this sentence starts with Second which means that it is to add the point further which is conveyed in the highlighted sentence.
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The highlighted text in line 10-13 actually adds value/develop/makes concrete the previous sentence "Yet this idea can be too restrictive." The highlighted sentence actually explains one of the three restrictions mentioned, as discussed above. Hence this is correct.
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While E says it demonstrates why biological species concept is invalid. The passage no where says that the biological species concept is invalid. Though the highlighted text mentions the restriction of biological species concept, but the validity has not been challenged anywhere.
Kindly see the text in the first line of second paragraph, which says "When the biological species concept is difficult to apply" but not invalid....
I hope this helps.
04 Dec 2018, 23:40
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Can anyone please explain why option c in question 3 is wrong.
In the opening line it is mentioned that no single definition of the term exists. Is "Arbitary process" a too far interpretation of the same.
Kindly help
In the opening line it is mentioned that no single definition of the term exists. Is "Arbitary process" a too far interpretation of the same.
Kindly help
