If two individuals are both named felis concolor, what does that mean?

options:
one of the individuals is the parent or sibling of the other if they have the same name.
one of them will need to be renamed since a name can only be used once.
the two individuals must be twins and genetically identical to have the same name.
the two individuals are members of the same species if they have the same name.

The correct answer is B.

Explanation:

Felis Concolor is a cat genus that refers to mountan lions (also known as cougars). They belong to the Felis cathegory, which includes domestic cats, making them the largest of the small cats.

Therefore, in this case, if two individuals share the name "felis concolor," it means that they are both members of the same species.

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