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Conspecific (in CC amphib glossary)
- Thread starter John
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Jan
Site Contributor
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Conspecific: Of or belonging to the same species or subspecies, whichever applies.
Conspecific: Of or belonging to the same species or subspecies, whichever applies.
SludgeMunkey
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While this one is completed, I fell a second definition should be included here.
Conspecific: (1) Of or belonging to the same species or subspecies, whichever applies. (2) Multiple like specimens kept in the same enclosure. Example: Conspecific nibbling is very common among many caudate larvae.
Or am I nuking this one?
Jan
Site Contributor
I think this is a good addition as one often sees the word used in this manner.
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Would Chinese fire belly newts be more or less inclined towards an aquatic eft set up versus...
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