reproductively的意思

reproductively中文翻譯：

復制地

相似詞語短語

flatworm reproduction───扁形蟲繁殖

elbow chair reproduction───手肘椅復制品

reproduce meaning───再現意義

advantages of asexual reproduction───無性繁殖的優勢

kelp reproduction───海帶繁殖

male reproductive system───[基醫]男性生殖系統；[基醫]雄性生殖系統

mollusca reproduction───軟體動物繁殖

reproduced art───復制藝術

gasteropodos reproduccion───腹足類生殖

reproduce definition───復制定義

雙語使用場景

reproductively isolated groups of people are susceptible to genetic disease is well known.───眾所周知，生育范圍越狹小的種族就越易患遺傳疾病。

they reasoned, will thrive reproductively when they have grown big and strong in resource-rich environments.───他們認為在資源豐富的環境下，男性胚胎發育的高大而壯實，從而繁殖生存下來。

Some groups that had descended from the same parent population were no longer reproductively compatible—they had evolved into separate species.───一些由同一親本群體進化而來的群體在繁殖上不再相容——他們進化成了不同的物種。

For one thing, Mayr's concept did not give any indication of how reproductively isolated a species had to be to qualify as a species.───首先，麥爾的觀念沒有指出生殖隔閡要隔閡到什麼程度，才讓一個物種有資格稱做一個物種。

they may , however , be at least partially isolated from each other reproductively and occupy different ecological niches.───它們和其他個體至少存在部分的生殖隔離因而占有不同的生態位。

Often, individuals at either end of a cline are reproductively isolated.───通常，在兩個變異群中的個體是繁殖隔離的。

All plant and animal species arise by speciation - the evolutionary splitting of one species into two reproductively incompatible species.───所有植物和動物物種出現的形態-為兩個物種的繁殖不相容的一個物種進化的分裂。

That small, reproductively isolated groups of people are susceptible to genetic disease is well known.───眾所周知，越是人口稀少并且生育范圍狹小的種族就越易患遺傳疾病。

rather than reproductively, in order to arrive at solutions to problems.───而不是發展，為了解決方案來解決問題。

英語使用場景

Often individuals at either end of a cline are reproductively isolated.

Conclusions CAMRS could reproductively and effectively reposition mandible with little sleeping disturbance.

And the results showed that S. lii and S. wuae were reproductively isolated, additionally biological features of both species might vary considerably.

They may, however, be at least partially isolated from each other reproductively and occupy different ecological niches. Compare allopolyploidy.