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Meanings of salamander (salamanders) in English
Usage of salamanders in English
1
A few creatures, however, including newts and axolotl salamanders, break those rules.
2
Some land vertebrates, including salamanders like the Mexican axolotl, still have electroreception.
3
It takes a deeper fire than most salamanders can stir, Ser Perth.
4
She imagined stepping into flames, with salamanders and Darkling Glories all around.
5
Plasterers used small furnaces called salamanders to speed drying and curing.
6
The salamanders are considered a delicacy, despite being a protected species.
7
Infectious diseases spread quickly on farms, and can threaten wild salamanders.
8
For example, no captive salamanders should be released into the wild.
9
Hitherto the only land back-boned animal was akin to our salamanders.
10
But newts and salamanders don't rely on stem cells, at least not exclusively.
11
There are a huge number of kinds of frogs and salamanders at Nokobee.
12
Fish-headed salamanders then triumphantly flop onto a green and verdant land.
13
Alec touched its moist, cool cheek and thought again of salamanders.
14
Regeneration in salamanders has many similarities to wound healing in mammals.
15
A gene trick inspired by salamanders has helped regenerate mouse muscles.
16
Sumio Okada Japanese giant salamanders live their entire lives in freshwater.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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