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Significats de cursorial en anglès

(Of limbs and feet) adapted for running.

Antònims
Examples for "fossorial"
Examples for "fossorial"
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It has a unique fossorial lifestyle, and evidence of its presence is readily identified through the presence of characteristic molehills.
Pubmed
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Conspicuous among well-defended insects are the dark steely or iridescent greenish blue fossorial wasps or sand-wasps, Sphex and the allied genera.
Darwin and Modern Science
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Extant mustelids display extensive ecomorphological diversity, with different lineages having evolved into an array of adaptive zones, from fossorial badgers to semi-aquatic otters.
Pubmed
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FOSSORIAL.-Havinga faculty of digging.
The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection / Or, the Pr...
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The Fossorial Hymenoptera are a group of Wasp-like Insects, which burrow in sandy soil to make nests for their young.
The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection / Or, the Pr...
Ús de cursorial en anglès
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The late Pleistocene fauna of the Big Horn Basin in Wyoming is dominated by cursorial taxa.
Pubmed
2
Isotope values of web-building and cursorial spiders in the earliest samples indicate aquatic gnat and midge prey.
Pubmed
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As yet, the hyracodonts have been found only in North America, and the last genus of the series, Hyracodon, was a cursorial animal.
Darwin and Modern Science
Cursorial a través del temps