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Meanings of new genus in English
Phrase used when publishing the name of a new genus.
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Usage of new genus in English
1
It may be a new species, or even a new genus.
2
Consequently, it is important to supplement validated species-specific molecular diagnostics with new genus-level tools.
3
The following are the characters of this new genus.
4
It forms new genus immediately after tabernaemontana, and consequently belongs to the class called contortae.
5
M. Peron says that it forms a new genus, and of a very remarkable character.
6
It is a new genus, between aira and arundo.
7
This seems to belong to a new genus not far removed from Castnia or Coronis.
8
These form a new genus, but are most nearly allied to Cythere, a marine type.
9
We present the description of a new genus and species of soldierless termites from South America.
10
Not just a new species, but a new genus, found in the Udzungwa mountains of Tanzania.
11
We suggest that these two viruses are representative of a new genus within the family Paramyxoviridae.
12
The new genus differs from other members of Liadopsyllidae in details of the antennae and forewings.
13
One of the fish was a new genus.
14
This is a new genus, approaching the alchornea of Swartz.)
15
On Dysteria, a new genus of Infusoria.
16
The inquisitive traveller crossed the street, and, deferentially approaching the new genus, lisped, Ha-ah-howd' do, ha?
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New genus across language varieties
United Kingdom
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