semispecies
/ˈsemɪˌspiːʃɪz/Chiefly Biology
noun
A subdivision of a species, especially one regarded as having more individuality than does a subspecies; specifically each of two or more biological subspecies (or species) that together constitute a superspecies.
Origin
Early 19th century. From semi- + species, apparently originally after German Halbart, lit. ‘half-species’.
- multifractal
- multi-frequency
- multi-fuel
- multi-fueled
- multi-fuelled
- multifunction
- multifunctional
- multifunctionality
- multifunction polis
- multifurcate
- multigene
- multigene family
- multigenerational
- multigeneric
- multigenic
- multigerm
- multigrade
- multigrain
- multigraph
- multigraphed
- multigravid
- multigravida
- multi-gun
- multiguttulate
- multigym