oviparous in English

adjective

1

(of a bird, etc.) producing young by means of eggs that are hatched after they have been laid by the parent.

In contrast, our experimental study of an oviparous species that does not have parental care is of considerable interest, as any observed family resemblance is likely to be less dependent on pre- and postnatal influences.

Use "oviparous" in a sentence

1. Active in daytime; oviparous; body color changes according to the environment.

2. Presumably similar habitat is required for the oviparous Night Snake.

3. Grow the way is oviparous, most house lizards all produce two eggs each time.

4. Oviparous heroes and maternity-centred backgrounds appeared repeatedly in the fairy stories of ancient Korean literature. Sentencedict.com

5. The main features are: body temperature is not constant; oviparous , larvae live in water, after metamorphosis after ...

6. Female specific proteins, containing vitellin (Vn) and vitellogenin (Vg), are main nutrition resource in early stage of life for oviparous animals.

7. All things evolved to produce various forms. The one whose appearance has nine apertures is viviparous; the one whose appearance has eight apertures is oviparous.

8. The sun worship is a universal primitive belief and through the oviparous myth the sun worship of the ancient Koreans can be seen.

9. We studied relationships among body size, clutch size, and egg size and female reproductive characteristics in five species of oviparous colubrid snakes from Zhoushan islands, Zhejiang, China.

10. Other articles where Anapsid is discussed: vertebrate: Annotated classification: Subclass Anapsida (turtles, tortoises, terrapins) No temporal skull openings; body encased in bony shell; no teeth in living members; oviparous