viviparously如何读

英：[vɪ'vɪpərəslɪ]

美：[vɪ'vɪpərəslɪ]

viviparously是什么意思

  • adv.[动]胎生地

viviparously英英释义

adjective

producing living young instead of eggs from within the body in the manner of nearly all mammals, many reptiles, and a few fishes

germinating while still attached to the parent plant

the viviparous seed of the mangrove

viviparously词源英文解释

Latin viviparus, from vivus alive + -parus -parous

The first known use of viviparous was in 1646

viviparously儿童词典英英释义

viziernoun

a high official in a Muslim country

vizardnoun

a mask for disguise or protection

vixennoun

a female fox

vixennoun

a female fox

vivisectionnoun

the operating or experimenting on a living animal for scientific or medical study

vivisectionnoun

the operating or experimenting on a living animal for scientific or medical study

vivisectionnoun

the operating or experimenting on a living animal for scientific or medical study

viviparousadjective

giving birth to living young from within the body rather than laying eggs

nearly all mammals and some reptiles are viviparous

viviparously 例句

1 Sharks that give birth to live young are viviparous like humans.

2 All birds are oviparous, but some reptiles are viviparous, or give birth to live young.

3 To this day, the island has only a single native terrestrial reptile: the common or viviparous lizard, which must have arrived sometime in the past 10,000 years, following the end of the ice age.

4 Or maybe the fossil of a viviparous archosaur is somewhere out there, just waiting to be found.

5 Obviously that's different than in viviparous Dinocephalosaurus.

6 Another fun fact: a number of fossils of pregnant ichthyosaurs have turned up, documenting that the animals were viviparous, giving birth to live young rather than laying eggs.

7 Mammals are characterized by their milk glands, hair, vertebrae and their birthing of live young (being viviparous), according to Britannica.

8 There are even some viviparous moms that get creative with feeding their young during pregnancy.

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