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Meanings of invertebrates in English

Russian
invertebrata
Portuguese
invertebrado
Spanish
invertebrata
Catalan
invertebrat
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Group of animals.

Related terms
invertebrata
Usage of invertebrates in English
1
They demonstrated a range of techniques invertebrates use to fight off diseases.
Wired
2
Background: Innate immunity is essential in defending against invading pathogens in invertebrates.
Pubmed
3
In the Silurian ages, invertebrates-brachiopodsand crinoids and cephalopods-werethe dominant types.
A History of Science — Volume 3
4
Will the fish devour our tiny invertebrates and thus unbalance our ecosystem?
Wired
5
But the creepy crawly invertebrates have just as complex an immune system.
Wired
6
That's the invertebrates showing the true story that the nitrates aren't showing.
Radio NZ
7
The lack of basic endocrine knowledge impairs similar approaches for invertebrates.
Pubmed
8
Closer examination revealed small invertebrates still making a home in the damp crevices.
Something in the water
9
Birds lose their breeding trees and the fruits and invertebrates they feed on.
The Guardian
10
A third of aquatic invertebrates and plants are also circling the effluent drain.
Radio NZ
11
Coral reefs are formed by colonies of simple polymorphous invertebrates which lack organs.
Ebony
12
In this study, the following aquatic nontarget invertebrates were treated with high C.b.m.
Pubmed
13
Velvet worms are ambush predators, hunting other small invertebrates by night.
Wired
14
What kind of pad would you build for a wriggling school of invertebrates?
Wired
15
These findings indicate that opine dehydrogenases in marine invertebrates are not all homologous.
Pubmed
16
If nematodes are there, then some other small invertebrates might be there too.
Wired
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common