Definition of pupiparous in English:

pupiparous

adjective pjuːˈpɪp(ə)rəspyo͞oˈpipərəs

Entomology

(of certain flies, e.g. the tsetse) producing young which are already ready to pupate.
〔昆〕蛹生的
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a pupiparous fly, giving birth to a single larva which quickly turns into a pupa.
- Muir first described the life cycle of these pupiparous flies in his description of. A. speiserianum from Amboina, Indonesia.

Origin

Early 19th century: from modern Latin pupipara (neuter plural of pupiparus 'bringing forth young') + -ous.

Definition of pupiparous in US English:

pupiparous

adjectivepyo͞oˈpipərəs

Entomology

(of certain flies, e.g. the tsetse) producing young which are already ready to pupate.
〔昆〕蛹生的
Example sentencesExamples
- Muir first described the life cycle of these pupiparous flies in his description of. A. speiserianum from Amboina, Indonesia.
- It is a pupiparous fly, giving birth to a single larva which quickly turns into a pupa.

Origin

Early 19th century: from modern Latin pupipara (neuter plural of pupiparus ‘bringing forth young’) + -ous.

词汇	pupiparous
释义	Definition of pupiparous in English: pupiparous adjective pjuːˈpɪp(ə)rəspyo͞oˈpipərəs Entomology (of certain flies, e.g. the tsetse) producing young which are already ready to pupate. 〔昆〕蛹生的 Example sentencesExamples It is a pupiparous fly, giving birth to a single larva which quickly turns into a pupa. Muir first described the life cycle of these pupiparous flies in his description of. A. speiserianum from Amboina, Indonesia. Origin Early 19th century: from modern Latin pupipara (neuter plural of pupiparus 'bringing forth young') + -ous. Definition of pupiparous in US English: pupiparous adjectivepyo͞oˈpipərəs Entomology (of certain flies, e.g. the tsetse) producing young which are already ready to pupate. 〔昆〕蛹生的 Example sentencesExamples Muir first described the life cycle of these pupiparous flies in his description of. A. speiserianum from Amboina, Indonesia. It is a pupiparous fly, giving birth to a single larva which quickly turns into a pupa. Origin Early 19th century: from modern Latin pupipara (neuter plural of pupiparus ‘bringing forth young’) + -ous.
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