species

various types of species

referring to Homo sapiens

species that are widespread and frequently found

a particular group of animals that can reproduce with each other

species that are at a very high risk of extinction

a particular group of plants that can reproduce with each other

a particular group of birds that can reproduce with each other

a species that has been recently discovered

species that no longer exist

species living in their natural environment; not domesticated

species that are currently alive, not extinct

species that share a common ancestor or characteristics

species that are likely to become endangered in the near future

species that are protected by law from hunting or harm

species that are not common and are difficult to find

non-native species that spread and cause harm to the environment or economy

species that naturally exist in a particular region

the most abundant or influential species in an ecosystem

species that have been introduced to a region where they do not naturally occur

species that are clearly separate and different from others

a non-native species, often one that is harmful

species introduced from a foreign country

species in danger of extinction

to stop existing

to continue to live or exist

to have a home in a particular place

to exist or be present in a particular place

to become extinct

to live and develop in a particular place (esp. for plants)

an individual animal or plant belonging to a species

used to specify the type, such as 'a species of fish'