gill slit
/ˈɡɪl slɪt/翻译: 鱼或其他水生动物头部或身体侧面让水在流经鳃后排出以完成呼吸的开口。也可指胚胎或早期发育阶段头颈部两侧的鳃裂。
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/ˈɡɪl slɪt/Отверстие на боковой стороне головы или тела рыбы или водного животного, через которое вода выходит после прохождения над жабрами для дыхания.
Abertura situada a los lados de la cabeza o del cuerpo de un pez o de un animal acuático, por la que sale el agua después de pasar por las branquias para la respiración.
Ouverture située de chaque côté de la tête ou du corps d'un poisson ou d'un animal aquatique, par laquelle l'eau ressort après être passée sur les branchies pour la respiration.
Öffnung an der Seite des Kopfes oder Körpers eines Fisches oder Wassertieres, durch die das Wasser nach dem Passieren der Kiemen zum Atmen wieder austritt.
Abertura na lateral da cabeça ou do corpo de um peixe ou animal aquático pela qual a água sai após passar pelas brânquias para a respiração.
鱼或其他水生动物头部或身体侧面让水在流经鳃后排出以完成呼吸的开口。也可指胚胎或早期发育阶段头颈部两侧的鳃裂。
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An opening on the side of the head or body of a fish or aquatic animal that allows water to exit after passing over the gills for respiration.
Anatomical structure in fishB2formal
An external opening on the side of a fish's head that allows water to exit after passing over the gills for respiration.
Жаберная щель
hendidura branquial
fente branchiale
Kiemenspalte
Fenda branquial
鳃裂
شقّ غلصمي
- Sharks have multiple gill slits on each side of their head.
- Water flows through the mouth and out the gill slits.
- The number of gill slits varies among different fish species.
Embryonic structure in vertebratesC1formal
Temporary structures in the embryos of all vertebrates, including humans, that develop into parts of the head and neck.
Жаберные щели
hendidura branquial embrionaria
fente branchiale embryonnaire
Kiemenspalten
Fenda branquial
鳃裂
الشقوق الخيشومية
- In human embryos, gill slits appear briefly during development.
- These gill slits are also known as pharyngeal arches.
- The gill slits in a human embryo eventually form parts of the ear and throat.