Types of Species and Species category

Sibling Species

can interbreed and are incapable of producing fertile hybrids

Cryptic Species

incapable of interbreeding

Monotypic Species

single species but does not include any subspecies

Polytypic Species

contains two or more subspecies

Endemic Species

found in a particular region

Agamo Species

Species are those which consist of uniparental organisms

Cladistic Species

a species is a lineage of populations between two phylogenetic branch points

Cohesion Species:

largest delimited population

Composite Species

belonging to an internodon and their descendants

Ecological Species

lineage which occupies an adaptive zone

Evolutionary Species

evolving separately from others

Geological concordance

concordantly identified by multiple independent genetic

Genetic Species

Group of organisms that may inherit characters from each other

Genotypic cluster definition

Clusters of monotypic or polytypic biological entities

Morphological species

smallest groups that are consistently and persistently distinct

Nominalistic species

Only individuals exist and nothing more.

Nothospecies

formed from the hybridization

Phenetic species

share most of a set of characters

Phylogenetic species

parental pattern of ancestry and descent

Recognition species

species is a set of organisms that recognize one another as potential mates