conspecific

/ˌkɑnspəˈsɪfɪk/
adjective
  1. Belonging to the same species.
    • Biologists study conspecific interactions to understand social behavior in animals.
    • The two birds are conspecific, even though they live on different islands.
    • These fish are conspecific with those found in the river, despite their different colors.
noun
  1. An organism that belongs to the same species as another.
    • The frog called out to attract a conspecific during mating season.
    • A lion will usually recognize a conspecific by its roar.
    • When a bee finds food, it communicates the location to its conspecifics.
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