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protozoon

/proh-tuh-zoh-on, -uhn/US // ˌproʊ təˈzoʊ ɒn, -ən //

原生动物,原虫,原肠动物,原生代

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural pro·to·zo·a [proh-tuh-zoh-uh]. /ˌproʊ təˈzoʊ ə/.

    • : protozoan.

Examples

  • In Europe a peculiar ciliated Protozoon (Trichodina spongill) is found attached to the external surface of freshwater sponges.

  • For we may look at this matter in another light, and say our exuberant protozoon has shed a daughter, and remains.

  • I dissent quite from what you say of the myriads of years it would take to people the world with such imagined protozoon.

  • This protozoon secretes a shell about itself which has a characteristic shape, and often carries spines.

  • Now, if so, how long would it take to obtain an elephant from a protozoon or even from a tadpole-like fish?