Definition of urochordate in English:

urochordate

noun jʊərə(ʊ)ˈkɔːdeɪt-ˌdāt

Zoology

A marine invertebrate of the group Urochordata, which comprises the tunicates.
Example sentencesExamples
- Their report that urochordates are comprised of 4 discrete lineages holds interesting implications for understanding the evolution of tadpole morphology and chordate life history.
- Chordates are divided into urochordates, cephalochordates, and vertebrates.
- For instance, adult urochordates are typically sessile, while many vertebrates are quite active.
- In particular, there is a significant phylogenetic gap in information for the urochordates, a subphylum near the invertebrate-vertebrate transition.
- The urochordates or tunicates are sessile (attached to the bottom) marine filter-feeders, and rather sponge-like as adults.

adjective jʊərə(ʊ)ˈkɔːdeɪt-ˌdāt

Zoology

Relating to or denoting urochordates.
Example sentencesExamples
- These data further support the hypothesis that duplication and differentiation giving rise to cardiac and skeletal genes occurred following divergence of the urochordate and vertebrate ancestors.
- The phylogenic analysis implies that the multiple actinin isoforms found in modern vertebrates arose after the divergence of the vertebrate and urochordate lineages.
- This suggests that the disruption observed is specific to the urochordate lineage.
- The authors added many new hemichordate and urochordate taxa to the database and found strongly supported relationships among the major deuterostome groups.

Definition of urochordate in US English:

urochordate

noun-ˌdāt

Zoology

A marine invertebrate of the group Urochordata, which comprises the tunicates.
Example sentencesExamples
- Chordates are divided into urochordates, cephalochordates, and vertebrates.
- In particular, there is a significant phylogenetic gap in information for the urochordates, a subphylum near the invertebrate-vertebrate transition.
- The urochordates or tunicates are sessile (attached to the bottom) marine filter-feeders, and rather sponge-like as adults.
- Their report that urochordates are comprised of 4 discrete lineages holds interesting implications for understanding the evolution of tadpole morphology and chordate life history.
- For instance, adult urochordates are typically sessile, while many vertebrates are quite active.

adjective-ˌdāt

Zoology

Relating to or denoting urochordates.
Example sentencesExamples
- These data further support the hypothesis that duplication and differentiation giving rise to cardiac and skeletal genes occurred following divergence of the urochordate and vertebrate ancestors.
- This suggests that the disruption observed is specific to the urochordate lineage.
- The authors added many new hemichordate and urochordate taxa to the database and found strongly supported relationships among the major deuterostome groups.
- The phylogenic analysis implies that the multiple actinin isoforms found in modern vertebrates arose after the divergence of the vertebrate and urochordate lineages.

词汇	urochordate
释义	Definition of urochordate in English: urochordate noun jʊərə(ʊ)ˈkɔːdeɪt-ˌdāt Zoology A marine invertebrate of the group Urochordata, which comprises the tunicates. Example sentencesExamples Their report that urochordates are comprised of 4 discrete lineages holds interesting implications for understanding the evolution of tadpole morphology and chordate life history. Chordates are divided into urochordates, cephalochordates, and vertebrates. For instance, adult urochordates are typically sessile, while many vertebrates are quite active. In particular, there is a significant phylogenetic gap in information for the urochordates, a subphylum near the invertebrate-vertebrate transition. The urochordates or tunicates are sessile (attached to the bottom) marine filter-feeders, and rather sponge-like as adults. adjective jʊərə(ʊ)ˈkɔːdeɪt-ˌdāt Zoology Relating to or denoting urochordates. Example sentencesExamples These data further support the hypothesis that duplication and differentiation giving rise to cardiac and skeletal genes occurred following divergence of the urochordate and vertebrate ancestors. The phylogenic analysis implies that the multiple actinin isoforms found in modern vertebrates arose after the divergence of the vertebrate and urochordate lineages. This suggests that the disruption observed is specific to the urochordate lineage. The authors added many new hemichordate and urochordate taxa to the database and found strongly supported relationships among the major deuterostome groups. Definition of urochordate in US English: urochordate noun-ˌdāt Zoology A marine invertebrate of the group Urochordata, which comprises the tunicates. Example sentencesExamples Chordates are divided into urochordates, cephalochordates, and vertebrates. In particular, there is a significant phylogenetic gap in information for the urochordates, a subphylum near the invertebrate-vertebrate transition. The urochordates or tunicates are sessile (attached to the bottom) marine filter-feeders, and rather sponge-like as adults. Their report that urochordates are comprised of 4 discrete lineages holds interesting implications for understanding the evolution of tadpole morphology and chordate life history. For instance, adult urochordates are typically sessile, while many vertebrates are quite active. adjective-ˌdāt Zoology Relating to or denoting urochordates. Example sentencesExamples These data further support the hypothesis that duplication and differentiation giving rise to cardiac and skeletal genes occurred following divergence of the urochordate and vertebrate ancestors. This suggests that the disruption observed is specific to the urochordate lineage. The authors added many new hemichordate and urochordate taxa to the database and found strongly supported relationships among the major deuterostome groups. The phylogenic analysis implies that the multiple actinin isoforms found in modern vertebrates arose after the divergence of the vertebrate and urochordate lineages.
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