Definition of herptile in English:

herptile

nounˈhəːptʌɪlˌhərpˈtīl

A reptile or amphibian.
两栖爬行动物
as modifier herptile shops
Example sentencesExamples
- Provide information and technical assistance to members in the area of herptile species management.
- Proper heat can also determine if your herptile will eat and if they will digest the foods they eat.
- Students will locate herptiles by sight or sound, analyze their characteristics, and classify them.
- Advantages and disadvantages of use of herptiles as indicators are shown in Appendix A.
- The first phase of the project involves a survey to determine what alien herptile species are currently present in South Africa.
- Seventy-two herptile species inhabit the state, 17 of which are listed as Endangered or Threatened.
- Because of modern equipment we are able to mimic the natural environment of herptiles quite accurately.
- Loeffler cautions that taking a native herptile from the wild as a pet is a serious enterprise.
- While captive herptiles are not preyed upon, their natural instinct is to hide when they feel threatened.
- For the state of South Dakota, the only historical data on herptile occurrence were compiled by Over.
- After a thorough exam, the herptile abdomen is opened for inspection of the internal organs.
- I must confess to a lifelong fascination with ‘herptiles,’ snakes especially.

Origin

Blend of herpetology and reptile.

Definition of herptile in US English:

herptile

nounˌhərpˈtīl

A reptile or amphibian.
两栖爬行动物
as modifier herptile shops
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of modern equipment we are able to mimic the natural environment of herptiles quite accurately.
- Advantages and disadvantages of use of herptiles as indicators are shown in Appendix A.
- I must confess to a lifelong fascination with ‘herptiles,’ snakes especially.
- The first phase of the project involves a survey to determine what alien herptile species are currently present in South Africa.
- For the state of South Dakota, the only historical data on herptile occurrence were compiled by Over.
- After a thorough exam, the herptile abdomen is opened for inspection of the internal organs.
- Seventy-two herptile species inhabit the state, 17 of which are listed as Endangered or Threatened.
- Provide information and technical assistance to members in the area of herptile species management.
- Students will locate herptiles by sight or sound, analyze their characteristics, and classify them.
- Loeffler cautions that taking a native herptile from the wild as a pet is a serious enterprise.
- Proper heat can also determine if your herptile will eat and if they will digest the foods they eat.
- While captive herptiles are not preyed upon, their natural instinct is to hide when they feel threatened.

Origin

Blend of herpetology and reptile.

单词	herptile
释义	Definition of herptile in English: herptile nounˈhəːptʌɪlˌhərpˈtīl A reptile or amphibian. 两栖爬行动物 as modifier herptile shops Example sentencesExamples Provide information and technical assistance to members in the area of herptile species management. Proper heat can also determine if your herptile will eat and if they will digest the foods they eat. Students will locate herptiles by sight or sound, analyze their characteristics, and classify them. Advantages and disadvantages of use of herptiles as indicators are shown in Appendix A. The first phase of the project involves a survey to determine what alien herptile species are currently present in South Africa. Seventy-two herptile species inhabit the state, 17 of which are listed as Endangered or Threatened. Because of modern equipment we are able to mimic the natural environment of herptiles quite accurately. Loeffler cautions that taking a native herptile from the wild as a pet is a serious enterprise. While captive herptiles are not preyed upon, their natural instinct is to hide when they feel threatened. For the state of South Dakota, the only historical data on herptile occurrence were compiled by Over. After a thorough exam, the herptile abdomen is opened for inspection of the internal organs. I must confess to a lifelong fascination with ‘herptiles,’ snakes especially. Origin Blend of herpetology and reptile. Definition of herptile in US English: herptile nounˌhərpˈtīl A reptile or amphibian. 两栖爬行动物 as modifier herptile shops Example sentencesExamples Because of modern equipment we are able to mimic the natural environment of herptiles quite accurately. Advantages and disadvantages of use of herptiles as indicators are shown in Appendix A. I must confess to a lifelong fascination with ‘herptiles,’ snakes especially. The first phase of the project involves a survey to determine what alien herptile species are currently present in South Africa. For the state of South Dakota, the only historical data on herptile occurrence were compiled by Over. After a thorough exam, the herptile abdomen is opened for inspection of the internal organs. Seventy-two herptile species inhabit the state, 17 of which are listed as Endangered or Threatened. Provide information and technical assistance to members in the area of herptile species management. Students will locate herptiles by sight or sound, analyze their characteristics, and classify them. Loeffler cautions that taking a native herptile from the wild as a pet is a serious enterprise. Proper heat can also determine if your herptile will eat and if they will digest the foods they eat. While captive herptiles are not preyed upon, their natural instinct is to hide when they feel threatened. Origin Blend of herpetology and reptile.
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