Hybrid
* Many hybrids exist , both natural and created by humans
  - occur between related plant species
* Most hybrids are the result of deliberate breeding in captivity
  - can and do reproduce
  - occur between species within the same genus
* Some hybrids are also genetically prone to developing tillers, even at adapted plant populations
  - contain more 'purpling' genes than others
* Some hybrids have an active pineal eye and are telepathic
  - orange and gold flowers
  - naturally partition more carbohydrates to the stalk
* are almost always intermediate in form between the parent species
  - cats that result from a cross of two species
  - classed by when they bloom
  - combinations of two other tomatoes
  - complexs
  - creatures who have been genetically altered through breeding across species
  - crosses between other species or hybrids
  - different than genetically engineered organisms
* are formed in the process of adaptation
  - when prothalli of two different species germinate alongside one another
  - healthier than dogs, and are less prone to disease
* are often superior in many ways to their parents - a phenomenon called hybrid vigour
  - visibly distinct from their parents
  - sometimes crosses with many different genera
* are the impetus for evolutionary change, almost always for the better
  - offspring derived by crossing two unique inbred lines
* are the offspring of parents from different breeds, varieties or closely related species
  - that differ in one or more genetic traits
  - usually more vigorous, productive and uniform in growth than nonhybrids
  - well known in flatfishes
  - works which deny fathers
* can also form when two varieties interbreed
  - exhibit any combination of wolf or dog maturation rates and behavioral changes
  - have some characteristics of both parents
  - occur in fish color, scale, or fin varieties
  - survive as long as they remain with their mothers or if they're under human care
* carrying engineered genes can erode diversity or destroy it entirely.
* combine a small combustion engine with an electric battery
  - an internal combustion engine with a battery to reduce emissions and save gas
  - the best of electricity and gasoline
* consume significantly less fuel than vehicles powered by gasoline alone.
* continue to reproduce parthenogentically and sexually to complete their life cycle.
* differ in the proportion of grain they produce
  - their ability to regrow pruned roots
* help automakers meet federal fuel-economy standards.
* is an organism
* often have larger foliage and flowers.
* operate on a combination of electricity and one other source of power.
* react differently to latitude, location, altitude and other factors.
* rely on both a gasoline engine and an electric motor that is powered by batteries.
* run on gasoline, diesel, compressed natural gas, ethanol, or some other combustible fuel.
* tend to be heavier and taller that wolves.
* thrive in dry soil and can take shade.
* usually reach keeper size sometime in their third year of growth.
* vary in the angle that the leaves point toward the heavens
  - their response to the environment
+ Nepenthes: Caryophyllales
  * Many hybrids exist, both natural and created by humans. Many are plants from hot humid lowland areas, but the majority are from high in the mountains where nights are cold. Nepenthes are often categorized as being lowland or highland varieties, depending on how high they live above sea level. Lowland varieties usually require high temperature and humidity levels. Highland varieties usually require warm days but cold and humid nights.

### hybrid:

Hybrid zone
* are regions where diverged populations meet and interbreed.
+ Speciation, Reinforcement (Wallace effect): Evolution
  * Hybrid zones are regions where diverged populations meet and interbreed. Hybrid offspring are very common in these regions, which are usually created by diverged species coming into secondary contact.