Difference between revisions of "Subfamily (biology)"

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In [[biology]], a '''subfamily''' is a group of living beings. One or more [[genus (biology)|genera]] form one subfamily, and one or more subfamilies make up one [[family (biology)|family]]. The term is used in the context of [[Linnaean taxonomy]], although [[Linnaeus]] himself did not use this particular term.
 
In [[biology]], a '''subfamily''' is a group of living beings. One or more [[genus (biology)|genera]] form one subfamily, and one or more subfamilies make up one [[family (biology)|family]]. The term is used in the context of [[Linnaean taxonomy]], although [[Linnaeus]] himself did not use this particular term.
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In biology, a subfamily is a group of living beings. One or more genera form one subfamily, and one or more subfamilies make up one family. The term is used in the context of Linnaean taxonomy, although Linnaeus himself did not use this particular term.