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Meanings of amphibian in English
Usage of amphibian in English
1
This contribution almost triples the number of currently reported amphibian antimicrobial peptides.
2
However, according to Hayes, chytrid is only the most apparent amphibian affliction.
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To help bolster its numbers this amphibian is being bred in captivity.
4
He spoke to Bryan about why amphibian conservation is important in Norwich.
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Such extreme antimicrobial peptide diversity in a single amphibian species is amazing.
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This is the first report of the substance from amphibian skin secretions.
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There is an amphibian, though, that deviates wildly from the reproductive norm.
8
Browning gives us a delicious sense of being amphibian as we swim.
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This dapper little amphibian doesn't just walk into the breeding season unarmed.
10
Clearly, it was amphibian and probably adapted to long airless hibernation-periods as well.
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Many common pesticides and herbicides have also been linked to amphibian immune malfunction.
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This was just like the tyrannosaur-anotherclassic example of an amphibian visual cortex.
13
His eyes are set disturbingly far apart; he looks like a watchful amphibian.
14
An American researcher has discovered the world's only known monogomous amphibian.
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The Air Force is about to enter the early Carboniferous, or amphibian, state.
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It also weakens amphibian immune systems, leaving the fragile creatures vulnerable to disease.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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