No, cross species fertilization is not possible.

No, they are separate species and cannot interbreed.

No, in general it is not possible to cross breed between species.

It cam be only possible in those organisms having same number of chromosomes

No, only cross pollination between plants of the same genus and species

It is not possible to mate a cat and a dog together, as they are completely different species.

There are 2 types of cross species genetics, when two different species breed making a new animal or taking DNA from an animal and putting it in a human making a cross species

Taking DNA from an animal and simply putting it inside a human mixing it with a human DNA and it make a human/animal species which will make it a cross species. The film The Amazing Spider-Man is a perfect example of how cross species genetics is possible. and YES its possible however its just a matter of accuracy and were trying some series of tests on other animals and if possible enough were going to test the decay rate algorithm (original not fake) on dead people whose skin wasnt already been eaten by worms so wait a biti and ill improve this when operations became updated :)

A cross between species of same genus.

It may be possible to cross fish in the same species eg there are at least 6 members of the 'Aulonocara' species that could possibly be bred with one another and there are also 6 members of the 'Julidochromis' species to which the same applies. However it would be quite impossible to cross breed any member of the 'Aulonocara' species with a member of the 'Julidochromis' species. Basicaly, to put it into mammalian terms. Any breed of dog can cross breed with any other breed of dog because they are of the same species ie 'Canis' species. Any kind/colour of human can cross breed with any other breed/colour of human because they are of the same species ei Hominidae. However it is impossible with todays science to cross breed a dog with a human because they are of entirely different species

No. The two species are not closely enough related. Certain cross-species babies are possible if the species are closely related. A dog and a wolf can interbreed, and so can domestic cats and certain larger cats. The Savannah Cat breed was originally created by cross-breeding domestic cats with servals (a small ocelot-like feline.)

Different species are not cross fertile.

its not a cross of anything. it's its own breed and species.

Laika was a cross breed of the species of Husky and Mutt. She was a female.

Yes in some species. Probably the best known is a cross between a horse and a donkey, producing a mule, which is a sterile hybrid.

no it has not been proven that the cross pollination of these trees is possible

Cross-breeding occurs within the species.

No. AIDS does not cross species.

you can not interbreed these two species.

They should. Plants of the same species should be able to cross breed or cross pollinate.

The very definition of a species is that it cannot produce a fertile offspring with an organism from a different species.

It could be possible that there is also canibleism in their species.

Yes, it is possible for two species to coexist within the same niche. This is possible when the competition within species is greater than the competition between species.

It is possible that they CAN breed but its not a good idea. they are not only different species but different genus. in the event that they do successfully mate the eggs would be infertile and it would cause stress on the female and have possible complications

No. They're different species, and different species don't interbreed.