Question

which characteristic is typically used to differentiate one species from another? their habitat preference ability to interbreed and produce offspring ability to perform photosynthesis

Explanation:

To differentiate species, the biological species concept uses the ability to interbreed and produce viable, fertile offspring. Habitat preference can vary within a species or overlap between species. Photosynthesis is a trait of autotrophs, not a species - differentiating characteristic (many species don't photosynthesize).

Answer:

B. ability to interbreed and produce offspring