Youwerecreated
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Ok i also need you to define a few of your terms for me duuuude...
So do organisms within the same family share a common ancestor?
What exactly is the relationship between a lion and a tiger, and why can they reproduce?
Yes and no.
There were many groups of organisms that were created as they are and never changed. They were put in to families by man because some men believe they all evolved .they were put into families because they are similar looking in a morphological sense and through DNA similarity. I will say that there are variations in each family of organisms but how do we know exactly who was created as they are and which breeds came about through variations.
All humans are related there is no doubting that and we we all descended from one set of parents.
They are just two breeds from the same family. They are genetically close enough to reproduce. However they cannot cross breed in the wild they are mortal enemies. Besides tigers are from Asia and lions are from Africa.
Do you notice their offspring show traits from both parents not traits from random mutations.
If lions and tigers do not interact in the wild, how are they mortal enemies?![]()
Well because when they come face to face they will fight.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SfQGn4xCq8]Tiger vs Lion - Tiger wins the fight! - YouTube[/ame]
Why do you think they don't live together ?
Now living in captivity they still show lions are too territorial.