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Subspecies Meaning in English

word

-siːz
SUB-speeze
sˈʌbspiːsˌiːz
SUB-spee-seez

释义

A subspecies is a scientifically recognized group within a species that is physically or genetically different from other groups in the species, but not distinct enough to be a separate species.

用法与细微差别

Used mainly in scientific, especially biological, contexts. Always singular or plural as 'subspecies' (no change in plural). Commonly used with animal and plant names (e.g., 'tiger subspecies'). Not used for people or informal groups.

例句

There are several subspecies of tigers around the world.

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A new bird subspecies was discovered in the forest.

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Every subspecies has unique features.

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Scientists are debating whether this wolf should be a new subspecies or just a regional variant.

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You can spot this butterfly subspecies only at high altitudes.

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Some subspecies can interbreed, while others rarely do.

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