Not all hybrids are sterile. Some hybrids, like mules, are sterile because they have an odd number of chromosomes, making it difficult for them to produce viable offspring. However, other hybrids, like ligers and zorses, can be fertile and able to reproduce.
The reason that many allopolyploid hybrids are sterile is that Many of these rapid changes may contribute to reproductive isolation and speciation
No, not all hybrids are sterile. Hybrid animals and plants can be fertile and able to reproduce, while others may be sterile due to genetic differences that affect their ability to produce viable offspring. It depends on the specific species and the genetic compatibility between the parents.
Animals which don't get pregnant, cause pregnancy or won't give birth. Usually hybrids are sterile.
All mammalian hybrids are sterile if male. The females can be subfertile.
Yes, but you usually have to breed them with convict cichlids, because they are hybrids and the males are often sterile.
a post-zygotic barrier
The offspring are usually sterile.
Donkeys? No. They are sterile Mules do not breed. They have 1 too many chromosomes wich makes them infertile.
The offspring of hybrids may show a combination of traits from both parent species. In some cases, they may be sterile or have reduced fertility. Offspring can also exhibit variation in their traits due to genetic recombination.
No, they are not sterile because the wolf and the domestic dog is the same species.
No, pumapards, which are hybrids of a puma and a leopard, are usually sterile due to the genetic differences between the two species. This infertility makes it impossible for them to produce offspring.