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superspecies
su·per·spe·cies S5958725 (so͞o′pər-spē′shēz, -sēz)n. pl. superspecies A group of closely related, geographically separated species whose members have evolved from different allopatric populations of the same parent species and can interbreed and produce fertile offspring when brought into contact.superspecies (ˈsuːpəˌspiːʃɪz) n (Biology) a group of new species or subspecies that are different enough from other species to be considered an entitysuperspecies
superspecies (so͞o′pər-spē′shēz, -sēz)n. pl. superspecies A group of closely related, geographically separated species whose members have evolved from different allopatric populations of the same parent species and can interbreed and produce fertile offspring when brought into contact.superspecies a monophyletic group of species which occurs geographically separately, but whose members are too distinct to form a single species. see SEMISPECIES. |