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This is a request for information, and I would be grateful for assistance.

Could someone please tell me whether artificial breeding/selection has
so far produced any news species, according to the generally accepted
definition/s of `species' among biologists (interbreeding capacity etc.)?
Even including the very latest in biotechnological achievements, has the
creation of new species been attained?

I am aware of the alleged creation of plant hybrids which can't be crossed
with either parent species: do these, if they exist, qualify?  

I am also aware of Drosophila experiments, but again I do not know if there
are any results relevant to my question.

If no one out there is able or has time to set me straight on this
question, could someone please recommend a decent and recent review article
that I might easily obtain, and which covers this very issue? I am a
philosopher, and currently doing a little research in phil. of biol., so
any help would be much appreciated.

D.S. Oderberg
Univ. of Reading
England