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Why is autopolyploidy termed intraspecif...

Why is autopolyploidy termed intraspecific polyploidy and allopolyploidy as interspecific polyploidy Comment.

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Autopolyploidy arises by increases in the number of chromosomes sets of the same species. It is, thus, an intraspecific polyploidy.
Allopolyploidy on the other hand, developed in a hybrid between two species by doubling of chromosomes sets AB to AABB. it is thus, an interspecific polypliody.
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