New Species Of Marine Animals

Species or type is a taxon that is used in taxonomy to point to one or several groups of people (population) are similar and can be mutually fertilize each other in the group (sharing of genes) but can not be with the other group members. Members within a species if each spouse can produce fertile offspring without reproductive barriers. Can happen, a number of groups within a species mate with each other not because of geographical barriers, but when reunited and mated can produce fertile offspring. Two different species if each spouse will face the problem of biological barriers; when producing healthy offspring, the offspring are usually sterile / sterile. This definition is in some cases not met, so it appears the problem species. In these cases, the size of which is often used to determine the different species, such as the similarity of DNA, morphology, or ecological niches. Furthermore, the emergence of certain characteristics can divide the species into taxon smaller, like upaspesies (in botany, also called varieties, subvarietas, and formae).

Species which are hypothesized to have a common ancestor based on the similarities are placed in a single genus. The similarity of species assessed by comparison of the physical attributes and if available, their DNA sequences. All species are named in two parts, called "binomial name", or simply "binomial". The first part of the binomial is the generic name, the genus of the species. The second part is called the specific name (a term used only in zoology) or specific epithet (the term used in botany, which can also be used in zoology). For example, Boa pembelit is one of four species of the genus Boa. The genus name begins with a capital letter, while the specific epithet is not

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