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Meanings of arboreal in anglès

portuguès
arbóreo

Of or relating to or formed by trees.

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        arbóreo
        portuguès
        arbóreo
        català
        arbori
        espanyol
        arbóreo

        Inhabiting or frequenting trees.

            arbori
            Sinònims
            Examples for "tree-living"
            Examples for "tree-living"
            1
            The tissue distribution and functional properties of the current toxin may provide insights into the ecological adaptation of tree-living amphibians.
            Pubmed
            rus
            обитающие на деревьях
            portuguès
            arborícola
            espanyol
            arboricola
            català
            arborícola

            Moving through trees.

                  arborícola

                  Resembling a tree in form and branching structure.

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                      Usage of arboreal in anglès
                      1
                      Yes, you read that right: 500 feet of an arboreal plant-filled chimney.
                      Climbing Magazine
                      2
                      Among the arboreal productions the alder and birch were the most numerous.
                      Overland through Asia; Pictures of Siberian, Chinese, and Tartar...
                      3
                      Another recently acquired skill was tree climbing, thanks to Zoe's arboreal ambitions.
                      News.com.au
                      4
                      Once under the arboreal cover, the city was very much in evidence.
                      The Forever War
                      5
                      Heredity again, for the snake was the worst enemy of arboreal man.
                      Danger! and Other Stories
                      6
                      The carnivorous beetles at Caripí were, like those of Pará, chiefly arboreal.
                      The Naturalist on the River Amazons
                      7
                      Head elongate; ears round; feet arboreal, naked below; tail semi-nude; pelage not spiny.
                      Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon
                      8
                      In fact, in arboreal terms, it's a story that brings two communities together.
                      The Irish Times
                      9
                      For orangutans, the largest predominantly arboreal primates, discontinuous canopy presents a particular challenge.
                      Pubmed
                      10
                      One afternoon late in August the tree was alive with its arboreal aristocracy.
                      The Court of Boyville
                      11
                      MONKEY, n. An arboreal animal which makes itself at home in genealogical trees.
                      The Devil's Dictionary
                      12
                      And so they came to the swart arboreal precipice of the unpassable forest.
                      The Book of Wonder
                      13
                      Peter was still entranced by this intricate arboreal obscenity when Roman appeared alone.
                      Hemlock Grove
                      14
                      There he was, however, a tailed man with distinctly arboreal hands and feet.
                      Tarzan the Terrible
                      15
                      The generally arboreal character of the Primates justifies this conclusion.
                      The Story of Evolution
                      16
                      Indeed, I think there is no nest in the woods-noarboreal nest-sowell concealed.
                      Birds and Bees, Sharp Eyes, and Other Papers
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                      Arboreal through the time
                      Arboreal across language varieties
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