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  • Costa Rica had three times as many species of birds as all of North America.  (source)
  • Although a slightly smaller plant, wild sweet pea looks so much like wild potato that even expert botanists sometimes have trouble telling the species apart.  (source)
    species = a similar group of animals or plants
  • In Florida the birds were strictly protected as a Species of Special Concern, so their presence on the Mother Paula's site would have created serious legal problems—and a public-relations disaster—if it had become widely known.  (source)
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  • To avoid such injuries, inseminators of some species compete in less violent, more creative methods.  (source)
    species = a similar group of animals whose members can interbreed
  • They crowd out every other species,  (source)
    species = types of animals or plants
  • endangered species  (source)
    Species = a similar group of animals or plants
  • The other was devoted to a tree diagram of all the various species of animals.  (source)
  • an endangered species  (source)
  • Charles Darwin. Remember him? That big book from the library. The Origin of the Species.  (source)
  • No one can own the species called "corn."  (source)
  • In my species, I am the one that bears young.  (source)
    species = similar group of animals whose members can interbreed
  • the fishermen called all the fish of that species tuna and only distinguished among them by their proper names when they came to sell them  (source)
    species = a similar group of animals or plants
  • He doesn't belong to a species clever enough to split the atom but not clever enough to live in peace with itself.  (source)
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