The subspecific name, " ionidesi ", is in honor of Constantine John Philip Ionides ( 1901-1968 ), called the " Snake Man of British East Africa ".
42.
The possible reclassification of " Euphydryas editha bayensis " would indicate a change in range for the Bay checkerspot because of several populations of checkerspot butterflies whose subspecific status has been uncertain.
43.
An alternative term for a species that is endemic is "'precinctive "', which applies to species ( and subspecific categories ) that are restricted to a defined geographical area.
44.
Within the group, there has been debate about whether the distinction between this species and the similar canyon towhee ( " Melozone fuscus " ) should be at the specific or subspecific level.
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Conquist in 1947 sought to raise this from subspecies to the level of species, but opted to forgo the common ( but not mandatory ) practice of using the subspecific epithet as a species epithet.
46.
Because Coon thought that his " races " had evolved independently he was correct to classify them on a subspecific level as discrete " races ", though his theory or model was never accepted by mainstream biology.
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""'Passiflora herbertiana " subsp . " insulae-howei " "'is a flowering plant in the subspecific epithet refers to the island to which the subspecies is endemic.
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For an example of subspecific variation, consider the so-called " Apis mellifera capensis "; both of them are in the same cosmopolitan species " Apis mellifera ", but their ranges barely overlap.
49.
The differences between subspecies are small, making subspecific boundaries hard to define, and the exact distribution of " S . a . heineken " is unclear, since birds from northwest Africa may be of this form.
50.
In their report on kadabba, Haile-Selassie and his colleagues concluded, " Given the limited data currently available, it is possible that all of these remains represent specific or subspecific variation within a single genus ."
