Necturidae

/nɛkˈtʊərɪdiː/

मडपपी (Necturus) जैसे जलीय सैलामैंडरों का कुल (Necturidae)

Origin & History

Modern Latin Necturidae, from the type genus Necturus (Greek-derived elements: nēktos ‘swimming’ + oura ‘tail’) + the zoological family suffix -idae.

आधुनिक लैटिन Necturidae, जो प्रकार वंश Necturus से बना है (ग्रीक मूल तत्व: nēktos ‘तैरना/तैरने योग्य’ + oura ‘पूँछ’) तथा प्राणी-विज्ञान में कुल सूचक प्रत्यय -idae के साथ।

Definition

Necturidae is a taxonomic family of fully aquatic salamanders (order Caudata), best known for the mudpuppies (Necturus), which are neotenic and keep larval traits such as external gills throughout life.

Necturidae पूर्णतः जलीय सैलामैंडरों (ऑर्डर Caudata) का एक वर्गीकीय कुल है, जो मुख्यतः मडपपी (Necturus) के लिए जाना जाता है; ये निओटेनी (neoteny) दर्शाते हैं और जीवनभर लार्वा-लक्षण, जैसे बाहरी गलफड़े, बनाए रखते हैं।

Parts of Speech

Noun:
Necturidae includes the mudpuppies commonly found in North American freshwater habitats.
Necturidae में मडपपी शामिल हैं, जो सामान्यतः उत्तरी अमेरिका के मीठे पानी के आवासों में पाए जाते हैं।

Usage Examples

Researchers compared gill structure across Necturidae species to study lifelong aquatic adaptations.
Because members of Necturidae retain external gills, they are often used in developmental biology discussions.
The specimen was identified as belonging to Necturidae based on its body shape and persistent gills.

Synonyms

Mudpuppy family Necturids

Antonyms

Terrestrial salamanders

Related Forms

Noun
Necturidae / Necturid / Necturus / Mudpuppy
Adjective
Necturid

Idioms & Phrases

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