Definition of Squamata in English:

Squamata

plural nounskwəˈmɑːtəskwāˈmädə

Zoology

A large order of reptiles which comprises the snakes, lizards, and worm lizards.
〔动〕有鳞目
Example sentencesExamples
- Chromoviruses have been detected in the earliest reptilian lineage, the Squamata (snakes and lizards), and in crocodiles but not in the genomes of turtles.
- The Squamata were traditionally divided into two suborders - Lacertilia and Ophidia (snakes).
- Three fundamental modes of intraoral prey transport are recognized within Squamata.
- Evidently, the ecology of snake origins must remain an open question until their sister-group relationships within Squamata have been determined.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Latin squama 'scale'.

Definition of Squamata in US English:

Squamata

plural nounskwāˈmädə

Zoology

A large order of reptiles which comprises the snakes, lizards, and worm lizards.
〔动〕有鳞目
Example sentencesExamples
- Three fundamental modes of intraoral prey transport are recognized within Squamata.
- Chromoviruses have been detected in the earliest reptilian lineage, the Squamata (snakes and lizards), and in crocodiles but not in the genomes of turtles.
- Evidently, the ecology of snake origins must remain an open question until their sister-group relationships within Squamata have been determined.
- The Squamata were traditionally divided into two suborders - Lacertilia and Ophidia (snakes).

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Latin squama ‘scale’.

词汇	Squamata
释义	Definition of Squamata in English: Squamata plural nounskwəˈmɑːtəskwāˈmädə Zoology A large order of reptiles which comprises the snakes, lizards, and worm lizards. 〔动〕有鳞目 Example sentencesExamples Chromoviruses have been detected in the earliest reptilian lineage, the Squamata (snakes and lizards), and in crocodiles but not in the genomes of turtles. The Squamata were traditionally divided into two suborders - Lacertilia and Ophidia (snakes). Three fundamental modes of intraoral prey transport are recognized within Squamata. Evidently, the ecology of snake origins must remain an open question until their sister-group relationships within Squamata have been determined. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Latin squama 'scale'. Definition of Squamata in US English: Squamata plural nounskwāˈmädə Zoology A large order of reptiles which comprises the snakes, lizards, and worm lizards. 〔动〕有鳞目 Example sentencesExamples Three fundamental modes of intraoral prey transport are recognized within Squamata. Chromoviruses have been detected in the earliest reptilian lineage, the Squamata (snakes and lizards), and in crocodiles but not in the genomes of turtles. Evidently, the ecology of snake origins must remain an open question until their sister-group relationships within Squamata have been determined. The Squamata were traditionally divided into two suborders - Lacertilia and Ophidia (snakes). Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Latin squama ‘scale’.
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