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Answer:
b. successfully interbreed
Explanation:
At first, these two kinds of warblers are described as two different species because of their ranges. However, if they are described now as a single species, that means that they can mate between them. A species, in general terms, is defined as a reproductive unit of organisms, so if a group of organism can produce fertile progeny, it is called "species".
Living in the same area, or having an identical appearance are not criteria to call a group of individuals "species". So, options a and c are wrong.
Option "d. are merging to form a single species" implies than before, the two types of warbles were different species, and now they formed a new single species. This is not what the rubric says. In this example, the two warbles always have been a single species, but before they were wrongly categorized, probably because it wasn't known that they were able to interbreed.
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I am pretty much sure that C. Lyases is the answer.
Let me give some information about this.
Lyases are the main groups which show peculiarity in having more than several categorised groups having more enzymes than the other four.
Hydrolase does not fit this bill instead they contain less categorised groups.
Other two groups are not even having that much groups.
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