Question 1 : Because it is difficult to precisely define species, biologist instead use species concepts to provide criteria to which a species may be applied. Use the information provided in the picture to answer the following question: 1) How many living species of lemurs are there? 2) In your response, discuss how this question would be answered using each of the three major species concepts. 3) Discuss the limitations and benefits of using each concept. 4) Finally, provide a definitive answer to the question above, and explain how you arrived at this answer. Disclaimer : These data are entirely made up. Only use the information provided in the picture. Doing online research about lemurs will not help and will just confuse you. Assume that these are the only two living lemur populations. Representative of Representative of Lemur Population A Lemur Population B Average tail length: 1.5 ft Average tail length: 3.0 ft Average weight: 5.0 lbs Average weight: 8.0 lbs Population A and Population B do not often encounter one another in the wild. In captivity, Population A and Population B are able to mate and produce viable and fertile offspring. his phylogeny was constructed using DNA collected from living samples and fossils..