vivarium 的定义
plural vi·var·i·ums, vi·var·i·a [vahy-vair-ee-uh, vi-]. /vaɪˈvɛər i ə, vɪ-/.
- a place, such as a laboratory, where live animals or plants are kept under conditions simulating their natural environment, as for research.
更多vivarium例句
- The base of the vivarium or breeding cage should never be made of tin, but always of zinc.
- It is often a troublesome overrunner of the fresh-water vivarium.
- The vivarium consists of eight immense arches two stories high, formed from blocks of travertine.
- Fishermen, when returning from the northern fishery, generally find their vivarium full of these graceful vermin.
- Mr. Jesse says, that those in his vivarium throw off all reserve at the sight of a cockchafer, which they devour with eagerness.