Ecotype
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An ecotype of a species is subgroup of members of that species characterized by the ecological surroundings it inhabits.
For example the Tucuxi is commonly divided into two ecotypes - the riverine ecotype found in some South American rivers and the pelagic ecotype found in the South Atlantic Ocean.
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