青年中文salamanders的意思
salamanders中文翻譯：
n.[脊椎]蠑螈；火蜥蜴（salamander的復數形式）
salamander───n.火蜥蜴；蠑螈目動物；耐火的人；烤箱
calamander───n.東印度烏木；柿木
alexanders───n.亞歷山大（男子名）
malanders───馬蘭德人
mallanders───馬蘭德人
palisanders───n.黑黃檀；adj.黑黃檀木制的
sallenders───n.馬膝濕疹
salmanasers───蠑螈
sclaunders───sclaunders公司
As a possible example, the team pointed to the mole salamanders of Mexico and California.───研究小組以墨西哥和加利福尼亞的鼴鼠蠑螈作為一個可能的例子。
In almost all places in New York State where ducky salamanders used to live, suburban development has cleared uplands and put down asphalt.───在紐約州幾乎所有有蠑螈曾經生活過的地方，郊區的發展使得瀝青遍地，取代了高地。
From a detailed analysis of the salamanders' family tree, however, it is clear that the other lineages evolved from an ancestor that itself had lost the ability to metamorphose.───然而，通過對蠑螈族譜的詳細分析，我們可以清楚地看到，其他譜系分支是從一個本身已經失去了變形的能力的祖先演化而來的。
Animals seem to be catching on. Animals as different as salamanders and grizzly bears are using the bridges and overpasses.───動物們好像了解了，各種動物像蠑螈、灰熊走生態橋或者路下通道。
"The salamanders are dialing the timeline back a few steps, " he said.───桑切茲·阿爾瓦拉多說：“蠑螈只是把時間表回撥了幾步，它們不是回到胚胎狀態，然后讓一個細胞奮起直追。”
As one of the First Founding Chapters, the Salamanders' history goes back to the very birth ot The Imperium.───作為第一批被創建的光榮軍團，沙羅曼蛇（火蜥蜴）軍團的歷史可以一直被追溯到人類帝國的誕生之日。
they are a mysterious group of animals called amphibians , or more commonly known as frogs and salamanders.───這群神秘的動物名為兩棲類動物，亦常稱為蛙類或蠑螈。
any of several small slim salamanders of the United States Pacific coast.───美國太平洋海岸的幾種小而細長的蠑螈。
any of several North American salamanders adapted for climbing with well-developed limbs and long somewhat squared-off toes.───幾種北美適于攀緣的蠑螈，肢體發育良好，腳趾長且腳趾尖有點方。
Axolotl salamanders are now going under the knife - while anaesthetised - in experiments at the Hanover Medical School in Germany.
Namib wheeling spiders, pangolins and web-toed salamanders also make use of stop, drop, and roll. Now that's ninja.
The only other vertebrate animals to show an efficient form of self-mutilation are certain amphibians, especially salamanders.
In salamanders, the blood vessels contract quickly and limit bleeding when a limb is cut. Skin cells quickly cover the wound and form what is called a blastema.
There were salamanders and orchids of endangered varieties.
The assistant cooks toyed with salamanders and spits without interest.
To investigate, her team tempted local red-backed salamanders (Plethodon cinereus) with two sets of fruit flies held in clear tubes.
By tracking individual cells in genetically modified salamanders, researchers have found an unexpected explanation for their seemingly magical ability to regrow lost limbs.
Animals such as salamanders and planaria regenerate tissues by rekindling genetic mechanisms that guide the patterning of body structures during embryonic development.