Hybrids produced from matings between closely related species can be less fit than pure breeds because

A. they compete with pure breeds for nourishment.
B. their nuclear DNA may be incompatible with the maternal DNA.
C. they are able to mate.
D. their gametes are similar in structure to those of the parents.
E. they are physically larger.


Answer: B

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