What is true for individuals of same species?

Question

Accepted Answer

C. 1. **Recall the definition of a species**: A species is a group of organisms capable of **interbreeding** with one another and producing fertile offspring.

2. **Understand why habitat isn't the defining feature**: While individuals of the same species often share a habitat, this alone is not what defines them as the same species — different species can also share the same habitat.

3. **Understand niche uniqueness**: According to ecological principles, **no two individuals (or species) share exactly the same ecological niche** — niche is more specific than just living in the same area.

4. **Conclusion**: The one property that is fundamentally and uniquely true for individuals of the same species is their ability to **interbreed** with each other.

Hence, the answer is **Option C**.