vertebrate

名词脊椎动物

形容词有脊椎的，脊椎动物的

1. 脊椎动物：寄生虫所包括的生物种类繁多,一般都为原生生物(Protista)、无脊椎动物(invertebrate)、脊椎动物(vertebrate). 分类以生物种类分类广义上来说,细菌和病毒也是寄生虫. 原生生物:此类寄生生物也很广泛,

2. 椎动物：2、生物学家根据动物体内有无脊柱,将动物分为脊椎动物(vertebrate)和无脊椎动物(invertebrate)两个主要类群. 脊椎动物又分为鱼类(fishes)、两栖类(amphibians)、爬行类(reptiles)、鸟类(birds)和哺乳类(mammals

3. 脊椎动物 有椎骨的, 有脊椎的, 脊椎动物：get round 避免, 说服, 走动, 传开来 | vertebrate 脊椎动物 有椎骨的, 有脊椎的, 脊椎动物 | acid hydrolysis 酸解 加酸水解

1. 脊椎动物
    A vertebrate is a creature which has a spine. Mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish are vertebrates.

    e.g. Both groups share two attributes normally associated with vertebrates.
           两组都具有通常脊椎动物才具备的两个特征。
    e.g. ...the ears of vertebrates.
           脊椎动物的耳朵

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1. They wanted to examine qualities that would help vertebrate sea creatures of the Cambrian Period forage for food without becoming lunch for predators.

2. He is a technician in charge of fossil specimen repair at the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

3. vertebrate

3. Changchunsaurus also provided evidence for the study of the formation of vertebrate and ecological environment in the Cretaceous period.

4. vertebrate

4. A summary of vertebrate diversity helps to understand the significance of Guiyu in the evolutionary history.

5. The deterioration was blamed on lack of maintenance funds and inadequate management by the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology under CAS.

6. The dinosaur was named in a paper published in December by the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology.

7. Visitors can enter the realm of the faux creatures in the park, organized by the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

8. The excavation in the Zhada Basin started in 2006 and was led by the Chinese Academy of Sciences'institute of vertebrate paleontology and paleoanthropology.

9. vertebrate是什么意思

9. Young refers to the late Young Chung Chien, a pioneering Chinese vertebrate palaeontologist.

10. As the oldest living vertebrate on earth, it has been around for about 140 million years.

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