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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > multiparous animal
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animal животноеalpha animal особь альфа, доминант (животное, играющее в стае или сообществе роль вожака)beta animal особь бета (животное, занимающее в стае или сообществе следующее место после доминанта)carnivorous animal хищное животное, плотоядное животноеcloven-hoofed animal парнокопытное животноеcold-blooded animal холоднокровное животноеdetritophagous animal детритофаг, детритоядное животноеdomestic animal домашнее животноеexperimental animal подопытное животноеfour-footed animal четвероногое животноеfur-bearing animal пушной зверьgame animal охотничье-промысловое животное, дичьgerm-free animal стерильное животное (лишённое бактериальной флоры)hoofed animal копытное животноеhorned animal рогатое животноеhypothalamic animal гипоталамическое животноеkey-industry animals растительноядные животные, составляющие кормовой ресурс для других животныхmature animal взрослое животноеmultiparous animal многоплодное животноеnaive animal животное, не использовавшееся ранее в опытах по выработке навыкаnuisance animal нежелательное животное (причиняющее неудобство или являющееся помехой)phosphorescing animal светящееся животноеpreying animal хищное животное, плотоядное животноеruminant animal жвачное животноеsentinel animal индикаторное животноеsolid-hoofed animal непарнокопытное животноеstationary animal сидячее животное, прикреплённое животноеtest animal подопытное животноеtrained animal обученное животноеwood-boring animal древоточецEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > animal
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- amniotic animals
- anamniotic animal
- articulated animals
- beta animal
- bilateral animals
- bovine animals
- carnivorous animal
- cheiropterous animals
- chiropterous animals
- chordate animals
- clean animal
- cloven-hoofed animal
- coelomate animals
- cold-blooded animal
- control animal
- conventional animal
- cud-chewing animal
- detritophagous animal
- domestic animal
- experimental animal
- flower animals
- four-footed animal
- fur-bearing animal
- fur-producing animal
- game animal
- germ-free animal
- gnawing animals
- graminivorous animal
- herbivorous animal
- hoofed animal
- horned animal
- hypothalamic animal
- inbred animal
- injurious animal
- intact animal
- jawless animals
- jointed-footed animals
- jointed-legged animals
- jointed-limbed animals
- key-industry animals
- laboratory animal
- many-celled animals
- mature animal
- multiparous animal
- naive animal
- nonruminant animal
- noxious animal
- nuisance animal
- omnivorous animal
- organ-grafted animal
- phosphorescing animal
- preying animal
- primed animal
- reservoir animal
- ruminant animal
- segmented animals
- semidomesticated animal
- sentinel animal
- solid-hoofed animal
- spinal animal
- splenectomized animal
- stationary animal
- stressed animal
- stuffed animal
- surveillance animal
- susceptible animal
- test animal
- thalamic animal
- trained animal
- whole animal
- wing-handed animals
- wood-boring animal
- young animal
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