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axolotl
蝾螈
常用释义
英音[ ˈæksəˌlɒtəl ]
美音[ ˈæksəˌlɒtl ]
基本释义
  • n. 蝾螈;[脊椎]美西螈(幼体,实验用动物)
例句
  • 1·Like most amphibians these begin life in a juvenile "tadpole" state, then metamorphose into the adult form — except for one species, the axolotl, which famously lives its entire life as a juvenile.
    像大多数的两栖动物一样,它们从幼年的“蝌蚪”状态蜕变成成年的形式——蝾螈这个物种除外,众所周知,它一生都处于幼年状态。
  • 2·The simplest explanation for this is that the axolotl lineage alone lost the ability to metamorphose, while others retained it.
    对此最简单的解释是,只有蝾螈谱系失去了变形的能力,而其他族系则保留了这种能力。
  • 3·For years people were baffled by the axolotl.
    很多年来,美西蝾螈一直令人感到困惑。
  • 4·In the wild, the axolotl is found only in Lake Xochimilco near Mexico City.
    野生的美西蝾螈只有在墨西哥市的霍奇米尔科湖才能找到。
  • 5·You can read more about Axolotl Corporation by viewing the Axolotl Company Profile.
    信息螈你可以阅读更多关于螈公司通过查看螈公司简介。
  • 6·The axolotl is an amphibian - one of a group of animals that spend their lives both on land and in water.
    美西蝾螈属于两栖类动物,能够在陆地和水中生活。
  • 7·The researchers are homing in on a particular enzyme called amblox which makes the axolotl unique in the animal kingdom.
    研究人员把伤口复原的原因归之于一种特殊的酶,这种酶叫做amblox,在动物王国中,只有蝾螈才有这种独一无二的物质。
  • 8·The ghostly looking Mexican axolotl retains some of its larval features for life, including its feathery pink external gills.
    一副可怕的模样是墨西哥的蝾螈保留一些它的幼虫的特征为了生活,包括它的柔软如毛的粉红色外表的腮。
  • 9·The axolotl salamander is able to regrow its limbs and even damaged organs. But it loses its ability to regenerate as it grows older
    美西螈能使它的四肢甚至是受损的器官再生,但随着年龄的增长,它们会失去这种再生的能力。
  • 10·Axolotl salamanders are now going under the knife - while anaesthetised - in experiments at the Hanover Medical School in Germany.
    科学家们正在德国汉诺威医学院做着美西螈的麻醉和解剖实验。
同义词
n. 蝾螈;[脊椎]美西螈(幼体, 实验用动物)