- cryptobiosis
- cryp·to·biosis
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cryptobiosis
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cryptobiosis — [krip΄tō bī ō′sis, krip΄təbī ō′sis] n. ANABIOSIS cryptobiotic [krip΄tōbī ät′ik, krip΄təbī ät′ik] adj. * * * … Universalium
cryptobiosis — [krip΄tō bī ō′sis, krip΄təbī ō′sis] n. ANABIOSIS cryptobiotic [krip΄tōbī ät′ik, krip΄təbī ät′ik] adj … English World dictionary
Cryptobiosis — For the Doctor Who audio play, see Cryptobiosis (Doctor Who audio). v · dormancy topics … Wikipedia
cryptobiosis — kriptobiozė statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Anabiozė, kurią sukelia vidiniai fiziologiniai procesai. Organizmas ima gaminti medžiagas, kurios leidžia jam iškęsti nepalankų laikotarpį – išgyventi dėl šalčio, vandens, šviesos… … Ekologijos terminų aiškinamasis žodynas
Cryptobiosis (audio drama) — Big Finish Productions audio play Cryptobiosis Series Doctor Who … Wikipedia
Cryptobiosis (Doctor Who audio) — Bigfinishbox title=Cryptobiosis series= Doctor Who number=IV featuring=Sixth Doctor Peri Brown writer=Elliot Thorpe director=Gary Russell producer=Gary Russell Jason Haigh Ellery executive producer=none listed production code=6WB set between=… … Wikipedia
cryptobiosis — n. [Gr. kryptos, hidden; bios, life] 1. Living in a concealed or secluded environment. 2. A term used to describe an organism that shows no visible signs of life, with metabolic activity brought to a reversible standstill … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
cryptobiosis — noun A state of life, entered by some organisms, in which all metabolic activity is temporarily halted See Also: cryptobiotic … Wiktionary
cryptobiosis — cryp·to·bi·o·sis .krip (.)tō .bī ō səs, (.)bē n, pl o·ses .sēz the reversible cessation of metabolism under extreme environmental conditions (as low temperature) … Medical dictionary
cryptobiosis — [ˌkrɪptə(ʊ)bʌɪ əʊsɪs] noun Biology a physiological state in which metabolic activity is reduced to an undetectable level without disappearing altogether. Derivatives cryptobiotic adjective … English new terms dictionary
