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04-25-2008, 11:02 AM
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Of course not. Different species have different structures, hence they are different species (this is from the morphological species concept, but by some other concept - such as biological species concept, two species can look VERY similar and not be able to breed). A liger for example (lion + tiger)...followed by the biological species concept - lion and tiger would be the same species. However by morphological concept(how they look) - they are seperate creatures.
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