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• Mallards and their domesticated conspecifics are also fully interfertile.
• Both the wild pears are interfertile with domesticated pears.
• The two species are interfertile, and hybrids are common along a line from Dallas to San Antonio.
• Cicer reticulatum ", and its interfertile sister species " Cicer echinospermum ", are the main sources of new variation.
• Reith reads his own fate in Borel's, knowing Terrans and Krishnans are not interfertile  the latter, while near human in appearance, are an alien species.
• "' Changers "', described in " Consider Phlebas ", are a pan-human subspecies, interfertile with Culture humans, genetically engineered as a weapon in the distant past by an unknown species.
• However, this classification may also be revised since three of the four " Macrocystis " species are interfertile ( " M . laevis "'interfertility has not yet been tested and all four species are genetically similar.
• How about the other group named in the Bible that was noted as being interfertile with the children of Adam ( does he get a pass for doing his cloned wife ? ), but were non-human ? talk ) 14 : 53, 16 July 2012 ( UTC)
• Richard Kerrigan undertook genetic and interfertility testing on several fungal strains, and showed that samples of the Brazilian strains called " A . blazei " and " A . brasiliensis " were genetically similar to, and interfertile with, North American populations of " Agaricus subrufescens ".
• Although North American and European isolates of " A . gallica " may be interfertile, some North American isolates of " A . gallica " are more closely related to the North American taxon " A . calvescens " than to European isolates of " A . gallica ".
• Asimov admitted that even by the standards of scientific knowledge in 1939, the possibility that Mars might have a native intelligent race was unlikely, and the possibility that Martians and humans would be interfertile was even more so . " I can only shake my head wearily, " he writes . " I knew better in 1939; I really did.
• In a direct parallel to the chimp human case, the Przewalski's Horse ( " Equus przewalskii " ) with 33 chromosome pairs, and the domestic horse ( " E . caballus " ) with 32 pairs, have been found to be interfertile, and produce semi-fertile offspring : male hybrids can breed with female domestic horses.