(Solved): Why is a mule (a cross between a donkey and a horse) considered a hybrid? It is the infertile offs ...

Why is a mule (a cross between a donkey and a horse) considered a hybrid? It is the infertile offspring of two related species. It is the fertile offspring of two different equine (horse) breeds. It will be able to produce more mules if it mates with another mule. It is stronger and more vigorous than either of the parents. Question 22 Individuals who are heterozygous for the sickle cell gene suffer from sickle cell anemia. do not have sickle cell anemia, and have immunity to malaria. do not have sickle cell anemia, but are at greater risk for malaria. will always contract malaria