Definition of conspecific in English:

conspecific

adjective kɒnspəˈsɪfɪkˌkɑnspəˈsɪfɪk

Biology

(of animals or plants) belonging to the same species.
（动植物）同种的
Example sentencesExamples
- Females captured ovipositing exhibited the same choice when they were subjected to preference tests, regardless of whether the discriminations were made among conspecific plants or heterospecific plants.
- When predators are omnivorous, prey may avoid predators that have fed on conspecific prey, but they may lack such a response if these same predators have consumed other food sources.
- There are increasing concerns about the risks of gene flow from transgenic cultivars to conspecific weeds.
- The model considers a group of conspecific animals searching for food simultaneously.
- However, conspecific trees at different sites may differ in the pattern of growth rate with age.

noun kɒnspəˈsɪfɪkˌkɑnspəˈsɪfɪk

usually conspecificsBiology

A member of the same species.
同种（的动植物）
the rabbit was isolated from male conspecifics
这只兔子和其雄性同类被隔离开了。
Example sentencesExamples
- Relatively little is known of P. spathula behavior towards conspecifics or members of different species.
- The size of a pair's territory and the extent to which they defend it from conspecifics depends on the species and the habitats.
- Their large eyes probably help them locate conspecifics and aid in visual communication, if any exists.
- Similarly, the population must be effectively isolated from wintering conspecifics.
- Thus, in this unsworded species, neither females nor males appear to prefer conspecifics of the other sex with swords to those with clear attachments.

Derivatives

conspecificity

noun

Biology

Morphological and molecular characters suggest conspecificity of all bisexual European and North African Artemia populations
Example sentencesExamples
- The probe prepared as described above can be used to assay test samples for conspecificity as follows.
- Everywhere I looked, however, I found that morphology and reproduction were the defining criteria for conspecificity.
- Comparative genetic analysis of the viral DNA from each isolate would be required to definitively ascertain the conspecificity of these viruses.
- Although these data suggest conspecificity, we will refrain from a formal decision until further studies have been completed.

Definition of conspecific in US English:

conspecific

adjectiveˌkänspəˈsifikˌkɑnspəˈsɪfɪk

Biology

(of animals or plants) belonging to the same species.
（动植物）同种的
Example sentencesExamples
- There are increasing concerns about the risks of gene flow from transgenic cultivars to conspecific weeds.
- Females captured ovipositing exhibited the same choice when they were subjected to preference tests, regardless of whether the discriminations were made among conspecific plants or heterospecific plants.
- When predators are omnivorous, prey may avoid predators that have fed on conspecific prey, but they may lack such a response if these same predators have consumed other food sources.
- However, conspecific trees at different sites may differ in the pattern of growth rate with age.
- The model considers a group of conspecific animals searching for food simultaneously.

nounˌkänspəˈsifikˌkɑnspəˈsɪfɪk

usually conspecificsBiology

A member of the same species.
同种（的动植物）
the rabbit was isolated from male conspecifics
这只兔子和其雄性同类被隔离开了。
Example sentencesExamples
- Their large eyes probably help them locate conspecifics and aid in visual communication, if any exists.
- Similarly, the population must be effectively isolated from wintering conspecifics.
- Thus, in this unsworded species, neither females nor males appear to prefer conspecifics of the other sex with swords to those with clear attachments.
- Relatively little is known of P. spathula behavior towards conspecifics or members of different species.
- The size of a pair's territory and the extent to which they defend it from conspecifics depends on the species and the habitats.

单词	conspecific
释义	Definition of conspecific in English: conspecific adjective kɒnspəˈsɪfɪkˌkɑnspəˈsɪfɪk Biology (of animals or plants) belonging to the same species. （动植物）同种的 Example sentencesExamples Females captured ovipositing exhibited the same choice when they were subjected to preference tests, regardless of whether the discriminations were made among conspecific plants or heterospecific plants. When predators are omnivorous, prey may avoid predators that have fed on conspecific prey, but they may lack such a response if these same predators have consumed other food sources. There are increasing concerns about the risks of gene flow from transgenic cultivars to conspecific weeds. The model considers a group of conspecific animals searching for food simultaneously. However, conspecific trees at different sites may differ in the pattern of growth rate with age. noun kɒnspəˈsɪfɪkˌkɑnspəˈsɪfɪk usually conspecificsBiology A member of the same species. 同种（的动植物） the rabbit was isolated from male conspecifics 这只兔子和其雄性同类被隔离开了。 Example sentencesExamples Relatively little is known of P. spathula behavior towards conspecifics or members of different species. The size of a pair's territory and the extent to which they defend it from conspecifics depends on the species and the habitats. Their large eyes probably help them locate conspecifics and aid in visual communication, if any exists. Similarly, the population must be effectively isolated from wintering conspecifics. Thus, in this unsworded species, neither females nor males appear to prefer conspecifics of the other sex with swords to those with clear attachments. Derivatives conspecificity noun Biology Morphological and molecular characters suggest conspecificity of all bisexual European and North African Artemia populations Example sentencesExamples The probe prepared as described above can be used to assay test samples for conspecificity as follows. Everywhere I looked, however, I found that morphology and reproduction were the defining criteria for conspecificity. Comparative genetic analysis of the viral DNA from each isolate would be required to definitively ascertain the conspecificity of these viruses. Although these data suggest conspecificity, we will refrain from a formal decision until further studies have been completed. Definition of conspecific in US English: conspecific adjectiveˌkänspəˈsifikˌkɑnspəˈsɪfɪk Biology (of animals or plants) belonging to the same species. （动植物）同种的 Example sentencesExamples There are increasing concerns about the risks of gene flow from transgenic cultivars to conspecific weeds. Females captured ovipositing exhibited the same choice when they were subjected to preference tests, regardless of whether the discriminations were made among conspecific plants or heterospecific plants. When predators are omnivorous, prey may avoid predators that have fed on conspecific prey, but they may lack such a response if these same predators have consumed other food sources. However, conspecific trees at different sites may differ in the pattern of growth rate with age. The model considers a group of conspecific animals searching for food simultaneously. nounˌkänspəˈsifikˌkɑnspəˈsɪfɪk usually conspecificsBiology A member of the same species. 同种（的动植物） the rabbit was isolated from male conspecifics 这只兔子和其雄性同类被隔离开了。 Example sentencesExamples Their large eyes probably help them locate conspecifics and aid in visual communication, if any exists. Similarly, the population must be effectively isolated from wintering conspecifics. Thus, in this unsworded species, neither females nor males appear to prefer conspecifics of the other sex with swords to those with clear attachments. Relatively little is known of P. spathula behavior towards conspecifics or members of different species. The size of a pair's territory and the extent to which they defend it from conspecifics depends on the species and the habitats.
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