sub-class

Noun

Meaning

sub-class (plural sub-classes)

Alternative form of subclass

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Examples

The largest subclass, the Actinopterygii (ray-finned fish) are monophyletic, but with the inclusion of the smaller sub-class Sarcopterygii, Osteichthyes is paraphyletic. Source: Internet

Monsters change in power by consuming "meat" dropped in battles; depending the monster's current sub-class and the meat's origin, the monster may transform into a stronger or weaker sub-class or fully recover health. Source: Internet

Monster-class characters are dependent on their sub-class, and their statistics vary greatly. Source: Internet

Mutants and monsters have different spells and abilities depending on their battle experience and sub-class. Source: Internet

This can reduce the validity of an alternative explanation to a limited sub-class of lift generating conditions, or might not allow a quantitative analysis. Source: Internet

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