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Race (biology)

In biology, a '''race''' is any inbreeding group, including taxonomic subgroups such as subspecies, taxonomically subordinate to a species and superordinate to a subrace and marked by a pre-determined profile of latent factors of hereditary traits. Examples of race include:
- The Key lime and the Mexican lime, both of species ''Citrus x aurantifolia''. The Mexican lime has a thicker skin and darker green color.
- The African Wildcat (''Felis silvestris lybicus'') and the domestic cat (''Felis silvestris catus'').
- The Western honey bee is divided into several List of honey bee races|honey bee races

See also


- cultivar
- variety (plant)
- Landrace
- Breed
- Subspecies
- Race (sociology) Category:Scientific classification Category:Speciation

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