1 A subspecies comes from Hawaii, and is probably the one pictured.

2 This supposedly protected subspecies continues to die in the tuna nets - Sam LaBudde witnessed 200 drown in a single net.

3 There is a subspecies called philosophers of science who ought to be better equipped.

4 The kokanee is a small, nonmigratory, freshwater subspecies.

5 All subspecies of the tiger have been declared endangered.

6 There exist 23 subspecies of Apis mellifera.

7 Formenkreis A group of related allopatric species or subspecies.

8 Subspecies just do not carry as much political clout.

9 Variety The taxonomic group below the subspecies level.

10 Subspecies The taxonomic group below the SPECIES level.

11 This subspecies shows differences with A. a. punctatissima in both body size and elytral maculation.

12 A three-part taxonomic designation indicating genus, species, and subspecies or variety, such as Brassica oleracea botrytis, the cauliflower.

13 That got rid of the screwworm subspecies in the United States.

14 There are a few other putative subspecies of Caiman crocodilus worth mentioning.

15 Subspecies that are differentiated by the markings on their wings.

16 Until 1977, only 13 Bt subspecies had been described ; all were toxic to lepidopteran larvae only.

17 Anecdotal evidence suggests that certain other subspecies, such as the European wildcat and the Chinese mountain cat, are less tolerant of people.

18 Three of the eight subspecies of tiger - the Bali, Caspian and Javan tigers are extinct.

19 Tod has a sensing mechanism which guides his responses to all identifiable subspecies.

20 Seventeen and a half thousand species of butterfly have been described-but they are divided into a hundred thousand subspecies.

21 If man has emerged as a master species, why should we not look forward to a master subspecies or race?

22 Fukuyama is unlikely to attach much weight to Liberation theology, which he would no doubt classify as a doomed subspecies of Marxism-Leninism.

23 This paper recorded the Musci of Maolan Karst Forest Area, 186 species (including subspecies and varieties) belong to 93 genera and 28 families are reported.

24 The causative organism is a bacterium called Treponema pertenue, a subspecies of Treponema pallidum that causes venereal syphilis. However, yaws is a non-venereal infection.

25 The species of Sect. Camellia plants of Genus Camellia are rich in Hunan. There are 13 species 1 subspecies in Hunan, it takes up about 23.6% of total species of China.

26 Rhinolophus sinicus has been elevated to a new species from subspecies of Rinolophus roux i.

27 The Kodiak archipelago is home to the Kodiak bear, the largest subspecies of brown bear,[] which feasts on the region's prolific salmon runs.

28 A former royal reserve, India's Gir Forest, is the last home of this lion subspecies.

29 The Bengal Tiger or Royal Bengal Tiger is a subspecies of tiger found through the rainforests and grasslands of Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, China, India and Nepal.

30 The results support the traditional taxonomy of leopard cat subspecies based on morphological characteristics and geographic distribution.

31 North American subspecies of tundra swan having a soft whistling note.

32 The Avifauna of Guizhou is an academic works that completely and systematically introduces the bird resources in Guizhou, which records 417 species and 51 subspecies distributively in Guizhou.

33 Researchers led by Beatrice Hahn of the University of Alabama at Birmingham, United States, found evidence of a virus called SIVcpzPtt in the chimpanzee subspecies Pan troglodytes troglodytes.

34 There are 11 subspecies of Rangifer tarandus in the word and 9 exist, 2 extinct.

35 What was once considered to be an extinct species, the Tasman booby (Sula tasmani), turns out be a subspecies of a living species, the masked booby (Sula dactylatra fullagari).

36 Are Chinese bureaucrats some subspecies of human being uniquely susceptible to this sort of suasion?

37 The basic body type comprises a great variety of beholder subspecies.

38 Kodiak bears are a particularly large subspecies of brown bear, endemic only to the Kodiak archipelago off the Alaska coast.

39 The wild subspecies that gave up their DNA for these tests still exist, though barely.

40 Researchers now hope that another tortoise from George's subspecies — Geochelone abingdoni — may be living on the neighboring Galapagos island of Isabela.

41 Authors have investigated for aquatic vascular plant resources in Wenzhou and its suburbs, and 93 species, 1 subspecies and 6 varieties reported, which belonging to 33 families and 65 genera.

42 All dogs, no matter what the breed, belong to the same subspecies (Canis lupus familiaris) of the gray wolf (Canis lupus) from which they were domesticated.

43 South China Tiger is the most endangered subspecies in Panthera tigris.

44 Three subspecies are currently recognized, including the nominate subspecies described here.

45 Objective To evaluate homology of 53 clinical strains of M. chelonae abscessus subspecies which caused the nosocomial infection.

46 While plains zebras are much more plentiful, one subspecies, the quagga, went extinct in the late 19th century.

47 Results:The characteristic 600bp products were observed after amplification of extracts from 4 subspecies of Culex pipiens complex and 4 geographical strains of Aedes albopictus.

48 DNA analysis has shown that the Egyptian jackal, previously believed to be a subspecies of the golden jackal, is a relative of the grey wolf.

49 Larvicidal oil or larvicide (such as temephos, Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies israelensis etc. ) can be applied to stagnant water directly with dosage according to the label instructions.

50 Fur seal populations here have rebounded to merely modest levels after a hunting bloodbath in the early 19th century brought the subspecies to the brink of extinction.

51 The flavonol glycosides, such as flavonol 3-O-rutinosides, 3-O-glucosides and 3-O-sophoroside-7-rhamnosides were determined to distinguish between the three subspecies.

52 For a complete list of subspecies, varieties, and common hybrids, please see separate article List of Sarracenia species and hybrids.

53 This finding does not support a significant role for Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in the pathogenesis of Crohn's disease in the majority of patients.

54 In their original description these types are morphologically distinct enough to classify them as subspecies.

55 A quantitative classification study on the 20 species, 3 subspecies and 2 varieties of Buxus L. from china was carried out by meas of system cluster method.

56 But his team's analysis confirms that the latest "new" species of cat to be discovered actually comes in two forms,[ ] a Bornean subspecies N. d. borneensis and the Sumatran subspecies N. d. diardi.

57 In this paper, taxonomic characters and taxonomic system of dunlin subspecies were introduced. Moreover, Infraspecific taxonomy of dunlin in non-breeding period was epitomized.

58 Ice trolls are a subspecies of troll that lives in cold climates.

59 Genetic diversity of 21 accessions of Secale L. , including 3 species and 11 subspecies, was evaluated by using random amplified microsatellite polymorphism (RAMP) markers.

60 The snake, the largest of the subspecies Crotalus virdis, has been recorded at a maximum of 57 inches (145 centimeters) long.

61 To our knowledge, this map provided the first example of a rapid and reliable physical mapping on the basis of the integration of the data from two taxonomically related subspecies.

62 The greater sandhill, another subspecies also present on the Platte, is larger.

63 This is the most widely distributed subspecies , either native or introduced in most cold-temperate regions of the world.

64 All five remaining tiger subspecies are endangered, and many protection programs are in place.

65 Genetic diversity of 16 accessions of Secale L. , representing 4 species and 8 subspecies, was evaluated using inter-simple sequence repeat (ISSR) markers.

66 She was the last living Pyrenean ibex, a subspecies of wild mountain goat, which thereupon became extinct.

67 Objective To investigate the immunopathology mechanism of white cell IL 6 and T cell subspecies in retinal detachment disease.

68 Dick ( 1983 ) considered Ts is the exclusive species, and Tna , Tne, Tp are subspecies.

69 Subspecies are all characteristics of a white shoulder patch or profiling, and a narrow white wing patches on the white wing patches visible when the flight.

70 "There is an endemic bird species, the Kabobo apalis, and a subspecies of black-and-white colobus [monkey] only from this forest, " Plumptre said.

71 The Tasman booby (Sula tasmani), a subspecies of the masked booby (Sula dactylatra), was nearly eaten into extinction at two points in history.

72 A subspecies of the northern oriole in its eastern range, of which the male is bright orange and black and the female olive brown with white wing bars.

73 But competitors though they may be, grizzly bears (being of the brown bear subspecies Ursus arctos horribilis) are such close relatives that the two species can produce fertile offspring.

74 These draenei have since mutated into lesser forms , resulting in a series of subspecies.

75 He added that humanity may likely split into a decent upper class and a dim-witted underclass subspecies in 100,000 years.

76 One subspecies, the swamp Buffalo, is the principal draft animal of southern China and South and Southeast Asia.

77 The Quagga was a southern subspecies of the Plains Zebra.

78 Subspecies of this striking sea star are identified by differences in the plates that cover their dorsal side.

79 From 307 bryophyte specimens collected from Xiaoxi National Nature Reserve Hunan province, 41families, 83 genera, 152 species, 4 subspecies and 3 varieties have been identified.

80 The difference increased progressively from the end of the foreleg to the body of Vulpes. The individuals of these two subspecies had the same gradient increasing tendency.

81 Hunan Province is one of the modern distributive centers of Magnoliaceae plants in China, with 33 species and 1 subspecies.