Definition of «new genus»

The phrase "new genus" refers to a newly discovered group or category of living things. It is used in the field of biology to classify and organize various species. A new genus represents a distinct and unique type of organisms that share certain common characteristics.

Sentences with «new genus»

A whole new genus of inexplicable machine, the X6 in one fell swoop nearly undoes all the design good that BMW has done for the planet. (automobilemag.com)
Several million species of animals are recognised, and more than 2000 new genus names and 15,000 new species names are added to the zoological literature every year. (blog.feedspot.com)
This is a brand new developer and a brand new genera for Mario, taking the classic characters that gamers have grown to know and love throughout generations of gaming and putting them in an unfamiliar setting. (gaminginstincts.com)
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