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subspecies /sub·spe·cies/ (sub´spe-sēz) a taxonomic category subordinate to a species, differing morphologically from others of the species but capable of interbreeding with them; a variety or race.
subspecies [sub´spe-shēz]
a subdivision of a species; a variety or race.

subspecies,
n an intermediate taxonomical category in biology. Immediately subordinate to species, it usually denotes geographically isolated or morphologically different populations that may interbreed with other subspecies. Abbreviated as
subsp.

subspecies
a subdivision of a species; a variety or race.


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The aim of this conference is that we want to adopt management and conservation techniques being used around the world for red deer species whose sub species is Hangul, the Kashmiri deer," said Khurshid Ahmad, Conservator with the Wildlife Protection Wing of the Forest Department.
The tea trade generally thinks in terms of the tea plant (camellia sinensis) as having two sub species (camellia sinensis sinensis and camellia sinensis assamica), with perhaps one more sub species of assamica (the Cambodian sub species).
The aim of this conference is that we want to adopt management and conservation techniques being used around the world for red deer species whose sub species is Hangul, the Kashmiri deer," said Khurshid Ahmad, Conservator with the Wildlife Protection Wing of the Forest Department.
 
 
 
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