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- Definition Grundeinheit der biologischen Systematik. Reference Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_(Biologie) (24.10.2016)
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- Definition basic unit of taxonomic classification on which the binomial (Linnaean) classification system has been established, immediately beneath the taxonomic rank [ IATE:3546819 ] of subgenus [ IATE:1225011 ] but immediately above the taxonomic rank of subspecies [ IATE:1624378 ] in the extended binomial (Linnaean) classification system and comprising a group of similar interbreeding individuals sharing a common morphology, physiology and reproductive process and which produce fertile offspring Reference COM-EN, based on Helms, JA (1998), The Dictionary of Forestry, Society of American Foresters
- Comment This general definition combines the more restricted concepts of:typological species, a group whose members share certain distinguishing characteristics; andbiological species, a group whose members can interbreed successfully,and covers both sexual and asexual organisms.It is more restrictive than the concept of phylogenetic species, which covers a group of members descended from a common ancestor, possessing a combination of defining or derived traits, but which allows for breeding between members of different species.Source: Martin, E & Hine, R (2012), A Dictionary of Biology (6 ed.), Oxford University Press.
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- Definition principale catégorie de la classification taxonomique, groupant des individus semblables qui ont de nombreux caractères communs Reference Site FAO, Département des Forêts, Glossaire sur les ressources génétiques forestières, Renate Prüller, http://www.fao.org/3/a-ak988f.pdf [24.2.2016]
- Comment Les espèces sont nommées selon le système binominal mis en place par Carl von Linné. Le nom scientifique d'une espèce est la combinaison de deux mots latins ou considérés comme étant du latin: un nom de genre, suivi d'une épithète spécifique. L'espèce est l'unité de base de la taxonomie.Voir aussi: rang taxonomique [IATE:3546819 ]
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