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superclass /su·per·class/ (soo´per-klas″) a taxonomic category between a phylum and a class.
su·per·class (spr-kls)
n.
A taxonomic category ranking below a phylum and above a class.

superclass [soo´per-klas]
a taxonomic category sometimes established, subordinate to a phylum and superior to a class.


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Topics will cover everything from formulations to novel product development including functional foods, delaying the aging process, dietary supplements, neutraceuticals and the next superclass of ingredients.
[begin strikethrough]as follow[end strikethrough]: Table [begin strikethrough]names[end strikethrough]-- [begin strikethrough]Table name[end strikethrough] [If Table AcademicStaff is thea subclass of table Sstaff, then we have an IIR between a subclass and its superclass, namely ] [begin strikethrough]--IIR (CLASS--SUBCLASS)[end strikethrough] iir ('AcademicStaff','staff') This IIR means that any member of Academic Staff is that of Staff.
These are the people who David Rothkopf in his book Superclass calls the unlucky.
 
 
 
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