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Meaning of "recognised subspecies"
recognised subspecies: a distinct variation of a species that has been officially acknowledged and classified by scientists based on specific characteristics or traits
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recognised subspecies
There are no recognised subspecies of the common loon.
Both species have a number of recognised subspecies.
There are no recognised subspecies of the crested auklet.
The mountain tapir has no recognised subspecies.
There are five recognised subspecies all of which winter in southern Africa.
There are no generally recognised subspecies.
There are two recognised subspecies which both winter in southern Africa.
The rufous fantail is a superspecies comprising eighteen recognised subspecies.
There are five recognised subspecies.
It has brown upperparts and black-spotted cream or buff underparts and has three recognised subspecies.
There are nine recognised subspecies.
The recognised subspecies are, L. stoechas pedunculata, the common type specific plant, once taxonomically considered L. pedunculata.
There are many recognised subspecies.
The recognised subspecies Petrogale xanthopus xanthopus is yet to be assessed IUCN, 2013.
There are fourteen recognised subspecies.
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The currently recognised subspecies are listed below.
It is considered monotypic, meaning there are no recognised subspecies.
Several of the eleven recognised subspecies have both variants.
There are currently one species and nine recognised subspecies of giraffe in Africa.
Currently recognised subspecies of Xyllela fastidiosa:.
There are two recognised subspecies.
There are two recognised subspecies of this canid,.
There are twelve recognised subspecies.
There are 14 recognised subspecies of the common bent-winged bat.
There are currently nine recognised subspecies of giraffe in Africa.
There are 17 recognised subspecies of the grass wren.
There are 15 recognised subspecies.
There are a number of recognised subspecies as follows, P. squamulosum subsp . alpinum Benth.
There are three recognised subspecies of the water pipit,.
There are currently two recognised subspecies of red-thighed sparrowhawk.
There are two recognised subspecies of N. obliqua.
There are three recognised subspecies of B. magister.
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This subspecies is not pathogenic for humans
The ecology of this subspecies is not studied
Other subspecies have differing crest colours
