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In a few science fiction series (the [[Star Trek]] Franchise being the most notable), humans can have sex with extraterrestrial species and produce young. This is, of course, | In a few science fiction series (the [[Star Trek]] Franchise being the most notable), humans can have sex with extraterrestrial species and produce young. This is, of course, absolutely ridiculous. Even taking into acount the possibility of Panspermia an extraterrestrial sapient would have less in common genetically with a human than a human does with a Daylily. | ||
Species are ''defined'' by their inability to cross breed. | |||
Notable products of Cross species mating | Notable products of Cross species mating | ||
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Revision as of 03:43, 9 February 2008
In a few science fiction series (the Star Trek Franchise being the most notable), humans can have sex with extraterrestrial species and produce young. This is, of course, absolutely ridiculous. Even taking into acount the possibility of Panspermia an extraterrestrial sapient would have less in common genetically with a human than a human does with a Daylily.
Species are defined by their inability to cross breed.
Notable products of Cross species mating
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