semispecies
/ˈsemɪˌspiːʃɪz/Chiefly Biology
noun
A subdivision of a species, especially one regarded as having more individuality than does a subspecies; specifically each of two or more biological subspecies (or species) that together constitute a superspecies.
Origin
Early 19th century. From semi- + species, apparently originally after German Halbart, lit. ‘half-species’.
- recompilation
- recompile
- recomplete
- recompletion
- recomplicate
- recomplication
- recompose
- recomposer
- recomposition
- recomposure
- recompound
- recompounded
- recompounding
- recompress
- recompression
- recompression chamber
- recompression lock
- recomputation
- recompute
- recon
- reconceive
- reconcentrado
- reconcentrate
- reconcentration
- reconception