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Meanings of viviparous in English
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vivíparo Usage of viviparous in English
1
And in this respect it differs from the fetus of viviparous animals.
2
It and the viviparous lizard are the only reptiles found in Ireland.
3
Mr. Bingley also, in his animal biography, says that eels are viviparous.
4
They, or some of them, may have been viviparous like the Ichthyosaurus.
5
Does not some Yankee say that the American viviparous aphides are winged?
6
The viviparous or common lizard is a species protected by the Wildlife Act.
7
This interesting animal, though a member of the Amphibia, is terrestrial and viviparous.
8
Yes, that is, they lay eggs; others are viviparous, producing their young alive.
9
They are viviparous, oviparous, vegetables, and those born of filth.
10
Blumenbach says, too, that 'according to the most correct observations they are certainly viviparous.'
11
The latter is the path of biological progress, and is characteristic of all viviparous animals.
12
I say "quasi-mammal" because, though these creatures were viviparous, they did not suckle.
13
Seven distinct groups (three oviparous and four viviparous) were identified.
14
Women were forced to go on being viviparous.
15
The larger oceanic sharks are mostly viviparous.
16
Being eminently aquatic this snake is viviparous.
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