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No references found	High priority species would still be those confronting a high magnitude, imminent threat, and the most noticeable effect would be a reduction in priority rankings from twelve to eight resulting from the shift from a ternary criterion based on whether the species belongs to a monotypic genus, a polytypic genus, or is merely a subspecies to a binary criterion based on whether the species is ecologically significant or not. Insect conservation under the Endangered Species Act by Lugo, Ezequiel / UCLA Journal of Environmental Law & Policy Over the past decade or two, thorough studies of the morphological, behavioral, ecological, and genetic variation in species have resulted in the "splitting" of several fairly well-known polytypic (containing populations that have different morphological traits) species into numerous "new" species. Cryptic biodiversity by Butler, Robert S.; Mayden, Richard L. / Endangered Species Update However, they also found rare PAS-negative amphophilic intranuclear structures in some of the monotypic and polytypic infiltrates. Dutcher bodies in chronic synovitis by Gray, Yulia; Schwartz, Stanley / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	Polysyndeton Polysynthetic Language polysynthetic twinning polytechnic Polytechnical Education Polytechnical Institutes Polytechnical Museum polytene chromosome Polyteny polyterpene resin polytetrafluoroethylene Polytheism Polythematic Music polythene Polytonality Polytonic Stress Polytope Polytrichales Polytrichum polytrifluorochloroethylene resin Polytropic Atmosphere polytropic compression curve Polytropic Curve Polytropic Process polytype polytypic polytypism polyunsaturated polyunsaturated acid polyunsaturated fat Polyurea Polyurethan Polyurethan Adhesive Polyurethan Varnish polyurethane polyurethane finish polyurethane foam polyurethane resin polyurethane rubber polyurethanes Polyuria polyvalent polyvalent number Polyvinyl Acetal polyvinyl acetal resin Polyvinyl Acetate Polyvinyl Alcohol polyvinyl carbazole Polyvinyl Chloride polyvinyl chloride acetate polyvinyl dichloride	PolyTracker Module Format Polytrauma Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Polytrichaceae Polytrichales polytrichia Polytrichum polytrifluorochloroethylene resin Polytrimethylene Carbonate Polytrioxane Polytron Version Control System polytrophic Polytropic polytropic atmosphere polytropic compression curve Polytropic Curve Polytropic process Polytungstate Polytungstic Polytungstic acid Polytunnel polytunnels Polytype Polytype Polytype polytypes polytypes polytypic polytypical polytypical polytypical polytypism polytypism POLYU Polyunsaturate Polyunsaturate Polyunsaturate polyunsaturated polyunsaturated polyunsaturated polyunsaturated acid polyunsaturated fat polyunsaturated fat polyunsaturated fat Polyunsaturated fats Polyunsaturated fats Polyunsaturated fats polyunsaturated fatty acid polyunsaturated fatty acid polyunsaturated fatty acid Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid Lipidosis polyunsaturated fatty acids polyunsaturated fatty acids polyunsaturated fatty acids Polyunsaturated/Saturated Polyunsaturated: Monounsaturated: Saturated Fatty Acid Ratio polyunsaturates Polyunsaturation

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High priority species would still be those confronting a high magnitude, imminent threat, and the most noticeable effect would be a reduction in priority rankings from twelve to eight resulting from the shift from a ternary criterion based on whether the species belongs to a monotypic genus, a polytypic genus, or is merely a subspecies to a binary criterion based on whether the species is ecologically significant or not.

Insect conservation under the Endangered Species Act by Lugo, Ezequiel / UCLA Journal of Environmental Law & Policy

Over the past decade or two, thorough studies of the morphological, behavioral, ecological, and genetic variation in species have resulted in the "splitting" of several fairly well-known polytypic (containing populations that have different morphological traits) species into numerous "new" species.

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