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What is the main argument behind not using the "mutually interbreeding kinds" definition of ...
Or in other words, why is the species problem a problem? The "mutually interbreeding kinds" definition seems natural enough; in fact, it's as ancient as the Bible, as shown by Leviticus 19:19
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