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subclass /sub·class/ (sub´klas) a taxonomic category subordinate to a class and superior to an order.
sub·class (sbkls)
n.
A taxonomic category of ranking between a class and an order.
subclass [sub´klas]
a taxonomic category subordinate to a class and superior to an order.
subclass
a taxonomic category subordinate to a class and superior to an order.
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