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Significados de subspecies em inglês

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Taxonomic rank subordinate to species.

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(Biology) a taxonomic group that is a division of a species; usually arises as a consequence of geographical isolation within a species.

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Uso de subspecies em inglês
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Scientists still hope to save the subspecies from extinction using in vitro...more
Reuters
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She was the last of her subspecies and this was her home.
BBC
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We observed clustering by subspecies, low genetic diversity within F. tularensis subsp.
Pubmed
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It must be remembered that Marius was not from a rare subspecies.
The Guardian
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A plains zebra subspecies, the quagga was rebred from the living population.
Futures 1
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Demons and Daimons weren't really that far apart on a subspecies scale.
No mercy
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This allowed discrimination of the inoculum strains down to subspecies level.
Pubmed
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B. thuringiensis isolates of a particular subspecies tended to cluster together.
Pubmed
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Genetic research is ongoing to establish if the subspecies did survive.
BBC
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None of the loci examined permitted differentiation at the subspecies level of Leuc.
Pubmed
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You can't help but feel that the Chinese are a subspecies.
The Guardian
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There are two subspecies found on several Antarctic and sub-antarctic islands.
The South African
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Fasting plasma ceramide subspecies were measured by quantitative tandem mass spectrometry.
Pubmed
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The Asiatic cheetah is a subspecies that once roamed across much of Asia.
The Irish Times
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They were a new subspecies, never described in the old bestiaries.
Wizardborn
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The Horton Plains slender loris is a subspecies of the red slender loris.
Wired
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