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True, the female ligers are fertile, but the males are not. So you can't exactly have a breeding population of ligers, can you? Two ligers can't produce offspring with each other. You can only really have a female liger and a male lion or a male tiger.
Again, this is exactly what we'd expect with evolution. As lions and tigers diverge evolutionarily, breeding them becomes more and more problematic.
No, it’s what we would expect from creation. As they reach the point of diversity saturation within the Kind, they reach the point where reproduction becomes impossible and nothing else can be produced. Evolution predicts a new species arising, but sadly the liger becomes extinct without the continued mating of the original parents. And since it can mate with either parent, still remains the same species...... there is no evolution beyond this point, only extinction.....
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