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(1) a group of organisms that have a unique set of characteristics (like body shape and behavior) that distinguishes them from other organisms. If they reproduce, individuals within the same species can produce fertile offspring. (2) the basic unit of biological classification. Scientists refer to species using both their genus and species name.
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| species jump |
The transfer of a pathogen, especially one considered species-specific, to a new host species, e.g., Hantavirus from mice to humans.
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| species type |
The original species that served as the basis for identifying a new genus or subgenus.
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resistance of members of a particular species to a disease; immunity enjoyed by members of a particular species and determined by their genetic constitution.
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| species-specific |
1. characteristic of a particular species. 2. having a characteristic effect on, or interaction with, cells or tissues of members of a particular species; said of an antigen, drug, or infective agent.
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