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61 evolution
* * *[i:vəlú:šən]nounrazvoj; okret; sprostitev; manevri, manevriranje; mathematics korenjenje; nastanek nebesnih teles s koncentracijo kozmične snovi; biology evolucija -
62 exsert
[eksɜ:t]transitive verbbiology izprožiti; pognati (poganjke) -
63 exsertion
[eksɜ:šən]nounbiology izprožitev; poganjanje -
64 facultative
[faekʌltətiv]adjective ( facultatively adverb)prost, dopusten, na izbiro dan, neobvezen; biology priložnosten, prilagodljiv -
65 fertilizer
[-ti-]noun (a substance (manure, chemicals etc) used to make land (more) fertile.) gnojilo* * *[fɜ:tilaizə]noun(umetno) gnojilo; biology oplojevalec -
66 fetation
[fi:téišən]nounbiology nastanek zametka, embrija -
67 fission
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68 gamete
[gæmí:t]nounbiology gameta -
69 gemma
[džémə]nounbiology popek, brstič -
70 gemmule
[džémju:l]nounbiology brst, popek -
71 gene
[‹i:n](any of the basic elements of heredity, passed from parents to their offspring: If the children are red-haired, one of their parents must have a gene for red hair.) gen- genetic- genetic engineering
- genetics* * *[dži:n]nounbiology gen -
72 genetics
[‹ə'netiks]noun singular (the science of heredity.) genetika* * *[džinétiks]nounplural biology veda o podedovanju, genetika -
73 genotype
[džénətaip]nounbiology genotip, zasnovni tip -
74 genus
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75 glabrous
[gléibrəs]adjectivebiology gol, plešast, gladek -
76 hereditism
[hiréditizəm]nounbiology teorija, princip dednosti, dednost -
77 hermaphrodite
[hə:maefrədait]1.nounbiologyhermafrodit, dvospolnik;2.adjectivehermafroditski, dvospolen -
78 heteromorphic
[hetərəmɔ:fik]adjectivebiology heteromorfen, različnih oblik -
79 heterozygote
[hetərəzáigout]nounbiology heterozigot, križanec -
80 high-grade
[háigréid]adjectiveizredno kakovosten, kvaliteten; economy prvorazreden; biology čistokrven, plemenit
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