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Definition of subfamily in English: subfamilynounPlural subfamilies ˈsʌbfamɪliˈsʌbfam(ə)liˈsəbˌfæm(ə)li 1A subdivision of a group. Example sentencesExamples - In the early nineteenth century, language historians identified German as a member of the Germanic subfamily of the Indo-European family of languages.
- There are several examples of ancient families or subfamilies being splintered and partially overlain by other groups expanding into the older language's territory.
- In this study, we divided the members of three families into clusters and subfamilies with the purpose of separating to some degree the influence of physical proximity and identity.
- First, the deeper contrasts, those where the social lineage and its nonsocial relative are from different tribes, subfamilies, or families, are all positive.
- Petal wilting has been found to be ethylene-sensitive or insensitive, and these two categories were consistent within families or subfamilies.
- Language families and subfamilies are indicated on the branches of the tree.
- This family presently contains more than 22 genera subdivided into three subfamilies, and the family extends through most of the Permian.
- Accordingly, the kindred was subdivided into 27 subfamilies to remove the loops created by inbreeding.
- The superfamily currently comprises 19 families, approximately 89 subfamilies, and about 21,000 described species.
- In each case pairs were constructed with species from the same tribe or subfamily.
- The definition of subfamilies and tribes within the family has been a source of controversy.
- 1.1Biology A taxonomic category that ranks below family and above tribe or genus, usually ending in -inae (in zoology) or -oideae (in botany).
Example sentencesExamples - Many genera in the subfamily Ambleminae, tribe Lampsilini exhibit sexual dimorphism.
- We here examine the evolutionary pattern of Catsper1 from nine species of the rodent subfamily Murinae of family Muridae.
- The family Clusiaceae and the subfamily Clusioideae with the genus Clusia have a minimum phylogenetic age of 90 x 10 years.
- The sample comprises species belonging to different genera in the subfamily Aroideae.
- Sentosia is the name-bearer for the subfamily Sentosiinae and the family Sentosiidae.
Definition of subfamily in US English: subfamilynounˈsəbˌfæm(ə)liˈsəbˌfam(ə)lē 1A subdivision of a group. Example sentencesExamples - This family presently contains more than 22 genera subdivided into three subfamilies, and the family extends through most of the Permian.
- The superfamily currently comprises 19 families, approximately 89 subfamilies, and about 21,000 described species.
- In the early nineteenth century, language historians identified German as a member of the Germanic subfamily of the Indo-European family of languages.
- The definition of subfamilies and tribes within the family has been a source of controversy.
- There are several examples of ancient families or subfamilies being splintered and partially overlain by other groups expanding into the older language's territory.
- In this study, we divided the members of three families into clusters and subfamilies with the purpose of separating to some degree the influence of physical proximity and identity.
- Language families and subfamilies are indicated on the branches of the tree.
- In each case pairs were constructed with species from the same tribe or subfamily.
- First, the deeper contrasts, those where the social lineage and its nonsocial relative are from different tribes, subfamilies, or families, are all positive.
- Accordingly, the kindred was subdivided into 27 subfamilies to remove the loops created by inbreeding.
- Petal wilting has been found to be ethylene-sensitive or insensitive, and these two categories were consistent within families or subfamilies.
- 1.1Biology A taxonomic category that ranks below family and above tribe or genus, usually ending in -inae (in zoology) or -oideae (in botany).
Example sentencesExamples - Many genera in the subfamily Ambleminae, tribe Lampsilini exhibit sexual dimorphism.
- Sentosia is the name-bearer for the subfamily Sentosiinae and the family Sentosiidae.
- We here examine the evolutionary pattern of Catsper1 from nine species of the rodent subfamily Murinae of family Muridae.
- The family Clusiaceae and the subfamily Clusioideae with the genus Clusia have a minimum phylogenetic age of 90 x 10 years.
- The sample comprises species belonging to different genera in the subfamily Aroideae.
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