Sentence examples for many subspecies from inspiring English sources

Many subspecies are described and shown at the illustrations.

Note: Generally divided into many subspecies based on poorly defined, inconsistent characters.

Wild salmon advocates see Judge Hogan's ruling and the NOAA review as potential disaster for many subspecies of Pacific salmon.

There are many subspecies, but the main species has glossy green leaves that are tinged red underneath.

She describes Sun Blondes, Moon Blondes and Innocent Blondes, along with their many subspecies, including the Ironic Post Modern Reference to a Blonde (that would be Madonna).

Well, suddenly there were a lot more channels to fill, meaning they had to invent whole new genres – like reality, a loose term which encompasses many subspecies, most of which have little to do with actual reality.

Additionally the versatility of the species, with agility allowing capture of smaller birds and a strength and attacking style allowing capture of game much larger than themselves, combined with the wide size range of the many peregrine subspecies, means there is a subspecies suitable to almost any size and type of game bird.

Many varieties, subspecies, based on trivial characters.

This expanded taxonomy elevated many established subspecies to full species, but was criticised for not using, in every case, peer reviewed information to justify the splits.

Many intermediate subspecies have also been proposed, but their validity is uncertain; depending on author, they are either considered primitive forms of an advanced species or advanced forms of a primitive species.

The second edition followed the recommendations of Colin Groves in the third edition of Mammal Species of the World from 2005 by recognizing newly identified nocturnal species and raising many former subspecies to species status.