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salamandridae

/ˌsæl.əˈmæn.drɪ.diː/

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noun

/ˌsæl.əˈmæn.drɪ.diː/C2formalscientific
  • ruНаучный таксономический термин, обозначающий семейство земноводных, широко известных как саламандры, характеризующихся ящерицеподобным внешним видом и влажной кожей.

A scientific taxonomic term referring to a family of amphibians commonly known as salamanders, characterized by their lizard-like appearance and moist skin.

proper noun

  1. Salamander familyC2formalscientific

    A family of amphibians commonly known as true salamanders and newts, characterized by a slender body, long tail, and moist skin.

    ruСемейство саламандровых

    • The Salamandridae family includes many colorful species found in Europe and Asia.
    • Researchers study Salamandridae to understand their regenerative abilities.
    • Some members of Salamandridae secrete toxins through their skin as a defense mechanism.
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  • salamandridae' possessive plural form
  • salamandridae's possessive singular form