Question

the combination of methods used by a given species in order to produce offspring are called its

Explanation:

In biology, the combination of methods a species uses to produce offspring is referred to as its "reproductive strategy" or more specifically, in some contexts, "reproductive system" or "mating system", but the term that fits here (for the concept of the methods to produce offspring) is "reproductive strategy" or the key term is "reproductive system" but more accurately, the term is "reproductive strategy" or the standard term here is "reproductive system"—wait, actually, the correct term for the combination of methods a species uses to produce offspring is its reproductive strategy (or sometimes "reproductive mode", but the most precise term here is "reproductive strategy" or "mating system" but in the context of the question, the answer is "reproductive strategy" or more accurately, the term is "reproductive system"—no, the correct biological term for the methods a species uses to reproduce (produce offspring) is its reproductive strategy (or "reproductive mode", but the standard fill - in here is "reproductive strategy" or "mating system", but the most accurate term is "reproductive strategy".

Answer:

reproductive strategy