Definition of iguanid in English:

iguanid

nounɪˈɡwɑːnɪdiˈɡwänid

Zoology

A lizard of the iguana family (Iguanidae ). Iguanids are found mainly in the New World but also occur in Madagascar and on some Pacific islands.
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Example sentencesExamples
- We did not have a clear prediction for T levels after androgen receptor/aromatase blockage because the exact mechanisms of T feedback loops are not worked out in iguanids.
- We also show in a common-garden experiment that body size may have a genetic component in iguanids.
- Variation in mating system structure is common in lizards, especially the herbivorous iguanids.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Iguanidae (plural), from the genus name Iguana (see iguana).

Definition of iguanid in US English:

iguanid

nouniˈɡwänid

Zoology

A lizard of the iguana family (Iguanidae). Iguanids are found mainly in the New World but also occur in Madagascar and on some Pacific islands.
〔动〕美洲鬣蜥科蜥蜴
Example sentencesExamples
- Variation in mating system structure is common in lizards, especially the herbivorous iguanids.
- We also show in a common-garden experiment that body size may have a genetic component in iguanids.
- We did not have a clear prediction for T levels after androgen receptor/aromatase blockage because the exact mechanisms of T feedback loops are not worked out in iguanids.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Iguanidae (plural), from the genus name Iguana (see iguana).

单词	iguanid
释义	Definition of iguanid in English: iguanid nounɪˈɡwɑːnɪdiˈɡwänid Zoology A lizard of the iguana family (Iguanidae ). Iguanids are found mainly in the New World but also occur in Madagascar and on some Pacific islands. 〔动〕美洲鬣蜥科蜥蜴 Example sentencesExamples We did not have a clear prediction for T levels after androgen receptor/aromatase blockage because the exact mechanisms of T feedback loops are not worked out in iguanids. We also show in a common-garden experiment that body size may have a genetic component in iguanids. Variation in mating system structure is common in lizards, especially the herbivorous iguanids. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Iguanidae (plural), from the genus name Iguana (see iguana). Definition of iguanid in US English: iguanid nouniˈɡwänid Zoology A lizard of the iguana family (Iguanidae). Iguanids are found mainly in the New World but also occur in Madagascar and on some Pacific islands. 〔动〕美洲鬣蜥科蜥蜴 Example sentencesExamples Variation in mating system structure is common in lizards, especially the herbivorous iguanids. We also show in a common-garden experiment that body size may have a genetic component in iguanids. We did not have a clear prediction for T levels after androgen receptor/aromatase blockage because the exact mechanisms of T feedback loops are not worked out in iguanids. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Iguanidae (plural), from the genus name Iguana (see iguana).
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