homospecific

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective homospecific is

(systematics) of, or belonging to the same species.

As adjectives the difference between homospecific and conspecific

is that homospecific is (systematics) of, or belonging to the same species while conspecific is (taxonomy) relating to the same species.

As a noun conspecific is

an organism belonging to the same species as another.

Homospecific is a related term of interspecific.

As adjectives the difference between interspecific and homospecific

is that interspecific is occurring among members of different species; interspecies while homospecific is of, or belonging to the same species.

Heterospecific is a related term of homospecific.

In systematics|lang=en terms the difference between heterospecific and homospecific

is that heterospecific is (systematics) of or belonging to a different species while homospecific is (systematics) of, or belonging to the same species.

As adjectives the difference between heterospecific and homospecific

is that heterospecific is (systematics) of or belonging to a different species while homospecific is (systematics) of, or belonging to the same species.

As a noun heterospecific

is an organism belonging to a different species to another.

As a noun species

is .

As an adjective homospecific is

(systematics) of, or belonging to the same species.