speciation
ˌspiʃiˈeɪʃən
Definition

Definition of speciation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
biologyTECH.process of new species evolving in natureTECH.
  • Speciation occurs when populations become isolated.
differentiation evolution
2.
medicalTECH.identifying species in a biological sampleTECH.
  • Speciation helps diagnose infections by identifying bacteria.
categorization classification identification
3.
chemistryTECH.formation of different ions as environment changesTECH.
  • Speciation affects the solubility of metals in water.
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Origin of speciation

Latin, species (kind) + -ation (action)

Examples of speciation in a sentence

  • Speciation can result from environmental changes.
  • Speciation is vital in studying microbial ecosystems.
  • Advancements in speciation improve public health responses.
  • Speciation can lead to unexpected chemical reactions.
  • The lab studied speciation in different pH levels.

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  1. French:spéciation, identification des espèces, ...
  2. German:Artbildung, Speziesbestimmung, ...
  3. Italian:speciazione, identificazione delle specie, ...
  4. Spanish:especiación, identificación de especies, ...
  5. Portuguese:especiação, identificação de espécies, ...
  6. Chinese:物种形成, 物种鉴定, ...
  7. Japanese:種分化, 種の特定, ...
  8. Arabic:تَكَوُّن الأَنواع, تعيين الأنواع, ...
  9. Hebrew:סְפֵּצִיאַצְיָה, זִהוּי מִינִים, ...
  10. Russian:видообразование, идентификация видов, ...
  11. Ukrainian:видоутворення, визначення видів, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रजातिकरण, प्रजाति निर्धारण, ...
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