Definition of Beringian in English:

Beringian

adjectivebɛˈrɪndʒɪənbəˈrɪndʒiən

Relating to the area comprising the Bering Strait and adjacent parts of Siberia and Alaska.
a reproduction of a rare Beringian lion jaw
Example sentencesExamples
- Two species of dinosaur were so closely related that they constitute strong evidence for a Beringian land bridge joining the two continents.
- Much of the knowledge of the fauna of the Beringian Corridor has been the result of finds at mines all over the region.
- He is remembered fondly as a mentor and friend by several generations of Beringian scientists.

Definition of Beringian in US English:

Beringian

adjectivebəˈrɪndʒiənbəˈrinjēən

Relating to the area comprising the Bering Strait and adjacent parts of Siberia and Alaska.
a reproduction of a rare Beringian lion jaw
Example sentencesExamples
- Two species of dinosaur were so closely related that they constitute strong evidence for a Beringian land bridge joining the two continents.
- Much of the knowledge of the fauna of the Beringian Corridor has been the result of finds at mines all over the region.
- He is remembered fondly as a mentor and friend by several generations of Beringian scientists.

词汇	Beringian
释义	Definition of Beringian in English: Beringian adjectivebɛˈrɪndʒɪənbəˈrɪndʒiən Relating to the area comprising the Bering Strait and adjacent parts of Siberia and Alaska. a reproduction of a rare Beringian lion jaw Example sentencesExamples Two species of dinosaur were so closely related that they constitute strong evidence for a Beringian land bridge joining the two continents. Much of the knowledge of the fauna of the Beringian Corridor has been the result of finds at mines all over the region. He is remembered fondly as a mentor and friend by several generations of Beringian scientists. Definition of Beringian in US English: Beringian adjectivebəˈrɪndʒiənbəˈrinjēən Relating to the area comprising the Bering Strait and adjacent parts of Siberia and Alaska. a reproduction of a rare Beringian lion jaw Example sentencesExamples Two species of dinosaur were so closely related that they constitute strong evidence for a Beringian land bridge joining the two continents. Much of the knowledge of the fauna of the Beringian Corridor has been the result of finds at mines all over the region. He is remembered fondly as a mentor and friend by several generations of Beringian scientists.
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