The word species derives from the Latin "specĭes" which means sight, vision, aspect, class and category. The species are a group of individuals that are duplicated and can multiply in nature. To organize them, use the binomial nomenclature where the various species of living or deceased organisms are classified. One of the most important species is identified with two words that are "homo sapiens" which is a species of leader of the hominid family.
The species are classified by different types that are the biological, evolutionary, morphological, phylogenetic, ecological species.
The evolutionary species are unique offspring of populations of organisms of son or grandson or any other person condescending of another that maintains its evolutionary identification through historical evolution.
The ecological species is the legal species of the classes or set of lineages of organisms that occupy spaces for bioethical environmental variables that are characteristic of living beings or that belong to them and abiotic are those that adapt to each of the physical elements and chemicals of an ecosystem.
The phylogenetic species are known by cladistic systems of biological branch defining the evolutionary relationships between organisms based on derived similarities that interfere with the evolutionary relationships among the descendants.
The morphological species are associated with each other by an assignment geographical defined and are separated by other groups by batch quality
The biological species is where two or more subjects are considered relevant for this organization where the bodies must be suitable for interbreed and produce fertile offspring.
