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rövidfarkú rákok

English

crab

Last Update: 2015-05-04
Usage Frequency: 10
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Hungarian

rövidfarkú mongúz alfaja

English

indian brown mongoose

Last Update: 2014-11-21
Usage Frequency: 3
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Hungarian

rövidfarkú mongúz fuscus alfaja

English

indian brown mongoose

Last Update: 2017-04-06
Usage Frequency: 4
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Hungarian

rövidfarkú lámpáscápa (etmopterus brachyurus),

English

shorttail lanternshark (etmopterus brachyurus),

Last Update: 2014-11-21
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Hungarian

a közönséges makákó a négy faj közül a leginkább fán élő, és a rövidfarkú makákó a leginkább talajlakó.

English

the long-tailed macaque is the most arboreal of the four species and the stump-tailed macaque the most terrestrial.

Last Update: 2014-11-04
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Hungarian

két faj, a rhesusmajom és a rövidfarkú makákó meleg-mérsékelt éghajlaton él, míg a közönséges makákó kizárólag trópusi faj, amelyik különösen kedveli a mangrovemocsarakat és gyakorta keres élelmet a vízben.

English

two species, the rhesus monkey and stump-tailed macaque live in warm to temperate climates, while the long-tailed macaque is an exclusively tropical species which particularly favours mangrove swamps and often forages in water.

Last Update: 2014-11-04
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Hungarian

a laboratóriumokban leggyakrabban tartott három makákófaj mindegyike Ázsiából származik: a macaca mulatta (a rhesusmajom), a macaca fascicularis (közönséges vagy jávai makákó) és a macaca arctoides (a rövidfarkú vagy medvemakákó).

English

the three species of macaque which are most commonly kept in laboratories all originate from asia: macaca mulatta (the rhesus monkey), macaca fascicularis (the long-tailed, crab-eating or cynomolgus macaque) and macaca arctoides (the stump-tailed or bear macaque).

Last Update: 2014-11-04
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