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plethodontidae

/ˌplɛθəˈdɒntɪdiː/

Traduction: Famille de petites salamandres, principalement terrestres et du Nouveau Monde, dont les adultes sont dépourvus à la fois de poumons et de branchies.

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/ˌplɛθəˈdɒntɪdiː/C2formalscientific
  • frFamille de petites salamandres, principalement terrestres et du Nouveau Monde, dont les adultes sont dépourvus à la fois de poumons et de branchies.

A family of small, mostly terrestrial New World salamanders that, as adults, lack both lungs and gills.

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  1. Family of lungless salamandersC2formalscientific

    A family of mostly terrestrial New World salamanders that lack both lungs and gills as adults, breathing through their skin and the lining of their mouth.

    frPléthodontidés

    • The Plethodontidae family is the largest group of salamanders in the world.
    • Unlike other amphibians, Plethodontidae rely entirely on cutaneous respiration.
    • Many species of Plethodontidae are found in the forests of North and Central America.
Formes
  • plethodontidae plural form
  • plethodontidae' possessive plural form
  • plethodontidae's possessive singular form