Machinaevolution

Machinaevolution is a conceptual principal of Mendaxvita reproduction which guarantees that there will never be a single sterile Mendaxvita (outside of extreme cases of attempted reproduction).

The machinaevolution principle applies to all Mendaxvita and it simply means that any two Mendaxvita are capable of reproduction with one-another, despite what species each of them are.

An example of the deviation of machinaevolution from classical biological evolution would be that a domestic cat cannot reproduce with a domestic dog, a fish cannot reproduce with a plant, so on and so forth, while machinaevolution allows the Mendaxvita equivalent of an elephant reproduce with the Mendaxvita equivalent of a horse to produce a new offspring species which is capable of reproducing with any other as it's parents did.

The reason this hypothetical principal is considered to be possible is that Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) is simply unable to adapt to the conditions of an interspecies reproduction as it has nothing to regulate how it is merging the two genomes, however, mechanical aid would likely provide efficient methods of regulating how the code of each parent is merged safely in to a single instruction packet and is used by the mother to create an offspring.

Of course there would be exceptions, such as a Mendaxvita bird reproducing with a Mendaxvita tree - these are definite exceptions by which no Mendaxvita would be able to breach.