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dicamptodon

/daɪˈkæmp.tə.dɒn/

Traduction: Nom désignant un genre de grandes salamandres aquatiques vivant dans les ruisseaux froids toute l'année.

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/daɪˈkæmp.tə.dɒn/formalscientific
  • frNom désignant un genre de grandes salamandres aquatiques vivant dans les ruisseaux froids toute l'année.

A noun referring to a genus of large, aquatic salamanders that inhabit cold streams throughout the year.

  1. A type of large salamanderC2formalamerican

    A genus of large, robust salamanders native to the Pacific Northwest of North America, typically found in or near cold, clear streams and forests.

    frDicamptodon (salamandre géante du Pacifique)

    • The dicamptodon is often called a Pacific giant salamander.
    • Dicamptodons are known for their preference for cold, fast-flowing streams.
    • Researchers studied the dicamptodon's habitat in the old-growth forests.