Meaning of "anamniota" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ANAMNIOTA IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF ANAMNIOTA

Anamniota can act as a noun and an adjective.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

WHAT DOES ANAMNIOTA MEAN IN PORTUGUESE?

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Anamniota

Anamniota is the name given to animal vertebrate zoology whose embryo develops without membrane involving amnion. Vertebrates Hummingbirds are fish and amphibians, all other vertebrates, they do develop this membrane, are amniotes. Absence of amnion is considered the ancestral condition in vertebrates, so the term has no taxonomic and phylogenetic meaning.

Anamniota é o nome dado à zoologia de vertebrados animal cujo embrião se desenvolve sem membrana que envolvem âmnio. Vertebrados Anamniotas são peixes e anfíbios, todos os outros vertebrados, eles fazem desenvolver essa membrana, são amniotas. A ausência de âmnio é considerada a condição ancestral em vertebrados, de modo que o termo não tem significado taxonômica e filogenética.

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10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ANAMNIOTA»

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Modern Text Book of Zoology: Vertebrates

Lower Vertebrata (Anamniota) Higher Vertebrata (Amniota) Higher vertebrates include the classes Reptilia, Aves & Mammalia forming the group Amniota. Predominantly terrestrial. Neck usually present so that body typically includes four ...

R. L. Kotpal, 2010

Text Book Of Embryology

Taking foetal membranes into considerations, the vertebrates can be divided into two main groups; Anamniota and Amniota. Anamniota includes amphibians and fishes while reptiles, birds and mammals are included in amniota. As the name ...

D.R. Khanna, 2004

krishna's Chordata

... Anamniota (Lower vertebrates) Cyclostomata, ChondricLthyes, Osteichthyes and Amphibia are collectively called as anamniota or lower vertebrates. The extraembryonic membrane, amnion, does not appear during embryonic development ...

Dr. M. C. Bhatnagar, Dr. Geeta Bansal

FISH PHYSIOLOGY

Cell diiferentiation in the anamniota. 1. Initial studies on the aerobic metabolic pathways of differentiation and morphogenesis in teleosts and urodeles. Dev. Biol. 7, 578-594. Wilde, C. E., ]r., and Crawford, R. B. (1966). Cellular diflerentiation in ...

William Stewart Hoar, David J. Randall, J. R. Brett, 1979

Animal Diversity

... tetras, four, + podos, foot), jawed vertebrates with two pairs of limbs. Note that several of these groupings are paraphyletic (Protochordata, Acraniata, Agnatha, Anamniota, Pisces) and consequently are not accepted in cladistic classifications .

Cleveland P. Hickman, Larry S. Roberts, Allan Larson, 2003

A Dictionary of Biology

Michael Abercrombie, Clarence James Hickman, M. L. Johnson. ANAMNIOTA I7 frogs, toads (Anura); newts, salamanders (Urodela); tropical burrowing worm-like Apoda. In the course of evolution they were the first vertebrates to inhabit the ...

Michael Abercrombie, Clarence James Hickman, M. L. Johnson, 1951

The Pineal Gland

When compared to other pineal organs of Anamniota, the pineal of the lamprey seems to be fully differentiated (see also the comparative study of the pineal tracts in vertebrates, Collin 1969). Dr Meiniel concluded that the parapineal is a ...

CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009

Competition Science Vision

The animals without this membrane are Anamniota including cyclostomes, fishes and amphibians. The anamniotes are referred to as the lower vertebrates and the amniotes as higher vertebrates. General Characters of Phylum Chordata : 1 .

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Gene Activity in Early Development

Effects of actinomycin D andcyanideonthe morphogenesisof Fundulus”. Exptl. CellRes. 1966; 44:471. 72. Crawford, R.B.,Wilde,C. E., Jr. “Cellular differentiation inthe anamniota. IV.Relationship between RNA synthesis and aerobic in Fundulus ...

Eric H. Davidson, 1968

Midline Medical Dictionary

T^fr Anamnia. Having no amnion; anamniota Anamniota. See Anamnia. Anamniotic. Without an amnion Anamorphous. Handicapped; disabled. Anapeiratic. Occupational neurosis arising from prolonged muscular exercise. Anaphalantiasis.

P. S. Rawat, 2002