Definition of metazoan in English:

metazoan

noun ˌmɛtəˈzəʊənˌmɛdəˈzoʊən

Zoology

An animal of the Metazoa division.
Example sentencesExamples
- Early metazoan evolution, prior to the emergence of the clade that gave rise to crown taxa, involved a number of innovations.
- Conflicting evidence on the position of brachiopods in metazoan phylogeny exists.
- It even remained unclear if Porifera share one common ancestor with other metazoan phyla.
- Sponges and diploblasts (cnidarians and ctenophores) are basal to the triploblastic metazoans.
- Extrapolating from these studies and from comparisons of the morphology of epithelia in lower metazoans, I propose how epithelia arose in the stem metazoan.

adjective ˌmɛtəˈzəʊənˌmɛdəˈzoʊən

Zoology

Relating to or denoting metazoans.
Example sentencesExamples
- Proof of such genes would require complete genome sequences of representatives from each of the basal metazoan phyla.
- They remain the most mysterious parts of metazoan history.
- Dashed lines represent an amalgam of three conservative estimates of the inferred metazoan phylogeny.
- Conflicting evidence on the position of brachiopods in metazoan phylogeny exists.
- In recent years, much progress has been made in understanding of the evolution of metazoan developmental mechanisms.

Definition of metazoan in US English:

metazoan

nounˌmɛdəˈzoʊənˌmedəˈzōən

Zoology

An animal of the Metazoa division.
Example sentencesExamples
- Conflicting evidence on the position of brachiopods in metazoan phylogeny exists.
- Sponges and diploblasts (cnidarians and ctenophores) are basal to the triploblastic metazoans.
- It even remained unclear if Porifera share one common ancestor with other metazoan phyla.
- Early metazoan evolution, prior to the emergence of the clade that gave rise to crown taxa, involved a number of innovations.
- Extrapolating from these studies and from comparisons of the morphology of epithelia in lower metazoans, I propose how epithelia arose in the stem metazoan.

adjectiveˌmɛdəˈzoʊənˌmedəˈzōən

Zoology

Relating to or denoting metazoans.
Example sentencesExamples
- In recent years, much progress has been made in understanding of the evolution of metazoan developmental mechanisms.
- They remain the most mysterious parts of metazoan history.
- Conflicting evidence on the position of brachiopods in metazoan phylogeny exists.
- Proof of such genes would require complete genome sequences of representatives from each of the basal metazoan phyla.
- Dashed lines represent an amalgam of three conservative estimates of the inferred metazoan phylogeny.

词汇	metazoan
释义	Definition of metazoan in English: metazoan noun ˌmɛtəˈzəʊənˌmɛdəˈzoʊən Zoology An animal of the Metazoa division. Example sentencesExamples Early metazoan evolution, prior to the emergence of the clade that gave rise to crown taxa, involved a number of innovations. Conflicting evidence on the position of brachiopods in metazoan phylogeny exists. It even remained unclear if Porifera share one common ancestor with other metazoan phyla. Sponges and diploblasts (cnidarians and ctenophores) are basal to the triploblastic metazoans. Extrapolating from these studies and from comparisons of the morphology of epithelia in lower metazoans, I propose how epithelia arose in the stem metazoan. adjective ˌmɛtəˈzəʊənˌmɛdəˈzoʊən Zoology Relating to or denoting metazoans. Example sentencesExamples Proof of such genes would require complete genome sequences of representatives from each of the basal metazoan phyla. They remain the most mysterious parts of metazoan history. Dashed lines represent an amalgam of three conservative estimates of the inferred metazoan phylogeny. Conflicting evidence on the position of brachiopods in metazoan phylogeny exists. In recent years, much progress has been made in understanding of the evolution of metazoan developmental mechanisms. Definition of metazoan in US English: metazoan nounˌmɛdəˈzoʊənˌmedəˈzōən Zoology An animal of the Metazoa division. Example sentencesExamples Conflicting evidence on the position of brachiopods in metazoan phylogeny exists. Sponges and diploblasts (cnidarians and ctenophores) are basal to the triploblastic metazoans. It even remained unclear if Porifera share one common ancestor with other metazoan phyla. Early metazoan evolution, prior to the emergence of the clade that gave rise to crown taxa, involved a number of innovations. Extrapolating from these studies and from comparisons of the morphology of epithelia in lower metazoans, I propose how epithelia arose in the stem metazoan. adjectiveˌmɛdəˈzoʊənˌmedəˈzōən Zoology Relating to or denoting metazoans. Example sentencesExamples In recent years, much progress has been made in understanding of the evolution of metazoan developmental mechanisms. They remain the most mysterious parts of metazoan history. Conflicting evidence on the position of brachiopods in metazoan phylogeny exists. Proof of such genes would require complete genome sequences of representatives from each of the basal metazoan phyla. Dashed lines represent an amalgam of three conservative estimates of the inferred metazoan phylogeny.
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