Gene sequencing cannot solve the issues with categorizing species because genetic variation IS NOT uniform.
Genetic sequencing refers to the obtention of the correct linear order of nucleotides in a specific DNA (genome) sequence of an organism.
This information (genetic sequence) result very useful to distinguish species, populations, individuals, etc.
However, genetic variation cannot always solve the issues with categorizing species because variation is not uniform, i.e., the nucleotide differences in a given DNA homologous sequence present in two or more organisms do not necessarily mean that they are different species.
In conclusion, gene sequencing cannot solve the issues with categorizing species because genetic variation is not uniform.
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