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Meanings of speciate in English

Evolve so as to lead to a new species or develop in a way most suited to the environment.

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        Examples for "differentiate"
        Examples for "differentiate"
        1
        It is possible to differentiate easily even among closely related organic compounds.
        Pubmed
        2
        As Varanna observed Sorak's different aspects, she soon learned to differentiate them.
        The outcast
        3
        There is no way to distinguish or differentiate between electrons, for example.
        The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics
        4
        This makes user-entered text easy to differentiate from text the computer generates.
        Apple training series: mac os x support essentials v10.6
        5
        Remember, manufacturers cripple their cameras in software to differentiate the product line.
        Wired
        1
        Different companies specialize in different things, just like different countries used to.
        The unincorporated man
        2
        The asteroid has plenty of astroengineering companies who specialize in weapons systems.
        The Naked God
        3
        Another two partners joining in San Francisco specialize in investment management law.
        Reuters
        4
        Harel wants to use his model to explain how stem cells specialize.
        Wired
        5
        Throughout its wealth management businesses, Bank of America encourages advisers to specialize.
        Reuters
        1
        The Applied Food Sciences centre will specialise in developing consumer food products.
        The Irish Times
        2
        Based on specific industries, they specialise in coaching and supporting unemployed workers.
        The Guardian
        3
        We specialise in helping British and South African expatriates to invest offshore.
        The South African
        4
        It will specialise in consultancy services for the corporate and financial sectors.
        The Irish Times
        5
        EastEnders might specialise in that kind of thing but Manchester deserves better.
        The Guardian
        Usage of speciate in English
        1
        After all, and as stated before, organisms don't speciate; only populations do.
        The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
        2
        The space robots, however, continued to evolve and eventually speciate.
        Futures 1
        3
        As stated above, individual organisms don't speciate; only populations do-sothe character belongs to the species.
        The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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        So I must insist that the speciate identity of a given Custodial team will ultimately shape the work they do.
        Fire With Fire
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        Unlike the dinosaurs, the mammals have the ability to evolve and "speciate"-anda greater willingness to make deals.
        The new yorker
        6
        Methods: Aquatic stages of simuliids were collected and speciated from 16 different fresh water rivers and streams.
        Pubmed
        7
        And in each lake these founders then speciated and speciated again, to populate the lake with the hundreds of species that we see today.
        The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence for Evolution
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        Prior studies addressing associations between mercury and blood pressure have produced inconsistent findings; some of this may result from measuring total instead of speciated mercury.
        Pubmed
        Frequent collocations
        Speciate through the time