subspecies

Accurate identification of the causative subspecies in all cases would enable characterization of disease associated with animal lineages and of diversity in clinical phenotypes, which would contribute to better disease management.

He confirmed that it was a new subspecies, which showed several similarities withHoya melifluaBlanco ex Merr.

"He then confirmed that it was a new subspecies, which showed several similarities with Hoya meliflua Blanco ex Merr.

'Of the 109 Hoya species recorded in the country, 39 species and three subspecies are found in Quezon province.

Data for specimens identified as the Western subspecies F.

The habitat of the 1,000-odd Rothschildas giraffes, a subspecies, in Uganda sits on nearly 75% of the countryas known oil reserves.

petaurista nigra Wang, 1981 as a new subspecies, with the type locality in Qiqing, Gongshan, Yunnan.

From an original range of 13 million acres, from Washington's Puget Sound region into southern Oregon, the subspecies eventually was reduced to just two small pockets.

In the conclusion of this comprehensive 76 page document were the statements that "The current available evidence is insufficient to confirm or disprove that Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis is a causative agent of at least some cases of Crohn's disease in man" and that "There are sufficient grounds for concern to warrant increased and urgent research activity to resolve the issue".

Population genetic analyses and ecological niche models were used to examine a ring of song sparrow (Melospiza melodia) subspecies that surround the Sierra Nevada in North America.

The GalEipagos giant tortoises caught the public imagination with the discovery of "Lonesome George" -- thought to be the last of the Chelonoidis nigra abingdonii subspecies -- in 1971.

The Inaguan lyretail, one of what are called bee hummingbirds because of their small size, was demoted to a subspecies in 1945.