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Перевод: vertebrate

[прилагательное]
позвоночный;
[существительное]
позвоночное животное

Тезаурус:

1. The frogs in particular are one of the most diverse of the higher vertebrate groups and peculiarly endearing animals with their lugubrious expressions and vocabulary of squeaks and belches.
2. The commonest vertebrate remains are of teeth or other resistant pieces.
3. Even Darwin admitted that his confidence was tested when he contemplated the vertebrate eye, although he went on to say that this was more a failure of the imagination than of the intellect.
4. I do not think that anyone attempting to classify the vertebrates would fail to recognize the Anura as a group, or that, presented with an adult vertebrate, one would be in any doubt as to whether or not it was an Anuran.
5. More than those of any other vertebrate group, the teeth of mammals have changed in distinctive ways, and the different types of mammals can be reliably identified from a study of their dentition alone.
6. The Carboniferous is popularly known as the "Age of Amphibians", and it is true that the amphibians reached a dominance in the vertebrate world at this time which they never again equalled.
7. The skeleton of a vertebrate reveals a similar thickening of the bones near the joints, augmented to permit rotation of the hinges.
8. Vertebrate remains are decidedly patchy, particularly the terrestrial species.
9. In each vertebrate segment the "reflex arc" is based upon two neurons: the afferent sensory root and the efferent motor root.
10. Because of the patchy nature of the fossil record many species (particularly of large vertebrate animals) are known from only one specimen; some of these are of almost inestimable value, which is why museums have to take good care of their material.
11. Even for the three vertebrate cases, the ways in which the wing is constructed are quite different, although in each case they are modifications of the same fundamental structure, the pentadactyl limb.
12. So it is possible to deduce more about the course of evolution from the study of vertebrate skeletal remains than is possible with most invertebrate groups, but even now, many mysteries remain.
13. As an example of induction, consider the development of the vertebrate eye.