Definition of subadult in English:

subadult

noun sʌbˈadʌltˌsʌbəˈdʌltˌsəbəˈdəlt

Zoology

An animal that is not fully adult.
〔动〕亚成体，接近成年的动物
subadults were distinguished by their pelage
as modifier subadult polar bears
Example sentencesExamples
- Although most non-breeders and failed nesters left the breeding colony to molt, small flocks of molting adults and subadults without young were seen on Bylot Island every year.
- Adults and subadults also fed pups a higher proportion of prey biomass than juveniles of the same sex.
- Last year, fires devastated the forests of Far Eastern Russia, where conservation efforts had apparently stabilised numbers of the Amur tiger at 300-400 adults and subadults.
- Resident associates or betas were adults / subadults with home ranges that overlapped extensively with those of resident breeders and were directly observed interacting with breeding residents.
- The most difficult thing is to obtain different sized specimens to work with, because ideally you need material from hatchling to subadult to adult.

Definition of subadult in US English:

subadult

nounˌsəbəˈdəlt

Zoology

An animal that is not fully adult.
〔动〕亚成体，接近成年的动物
subadults were distinguished by their pelage
as modifier subadult polar bears
Example sentencesExamples
- Adults and subadults also fed pups a higher proportion of prey biomass than juveniles of the same sex.
- Last year, fires devastated the forests of Far Eastern Russia, where conservation efforts had apparently stabilised numbers of the Amur tiger at 300-400 adults and subadults.
- Although most non-breeders and failed nesters left the breeding colony to molt, small flocks of molting adults and subadults without young were seen on Bylot Island every year.
- Resident associates or betas were adults / subadults with home ranges that overlapped extensively with those of resident breeders and were directly observed interacting with breeding residents.
- The most difficult thing is to obtain different sized specimens to work with, because ideally you need material from hatchling to subadult to adult.

词汇	subadult
释义	Definition of subadult in English: subadult noun sʌbˈadʌltˌsʌbəˈdʌltˌsəbəˈdəlt Zoology An animal that is not fully adult. 〔动〕亚成体，接近成年的动物 subadults were distinguished by their pelage as modifier subadult polar bears Example sentencesExamples Although most non-breeders and failed nesters left the breeding colony to molt, small flocks of molting adults and subadults without young were seen on Bylot Island every year. Adults and subadults also fed pups a higher proportion of prey biomass than juveniles of the same sex. Last year, fires devastated the forests of Far Eastern Russia, where conservation efforts had apparently stabilised numbers of the Amur tiger at 300-400 adults and subadults. Resident associates or betas were adults / subadults with home ranges that overlapped extensively with those of resident breeders and were directly observed interacting with breeding residents. The most difficult thing is to obtain different sized specimens to work with, because ideally you need material from hatchling to subadult to adult. Definition of subadult in US English: subadult nounˌsəbəˈdəlt Zoology An animal that is not fully adult. 〔动〕亚成体，接近成年的动物 subadults were distinguished by their pelage as modifier subadult polar bears Example sentencesExamples Adults and subadults also fed pups a higher proportion of prey biomass than juveniles of the same sex. Last year, fires devastated the forests of Far Eastern Russia, where conservation efforts had apparently stabilised numbers of the Amur tiger at 300-400 adults and subadults. Although most non-breeders and failed nesters left the breeding colony to molt, small flocks of molting adults and subadults without young were seen on Bylot Island every year. Resident associates or betas were adults / subadults with home ranges that overlapped extensively with those of resident breeders and were directly observed interacting with breeding residents. The most difficult thing is to obtain different sized specimens to work with, because ideally you need material from hatchling to subadult to adult.
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