phylum

• n. 门（分类）；语系

1. (linguistics) a large group of languages that are historically related

2. (biology) the major taxonomic group of animals and plants; contains classes

Acrasiomycota ( cellular slime molds ) A class of protoctists in the phylum Rhizopoda.

集胞粘菌门 ( 细胞状粘菌 ):根足亚纲的一类原生生物.

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The mollusc phylum includes all soft - bodied animals without backbones.

软体动物门包括所有无脊椎的软体动物.

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Zygomycete Any fungus belonging to the phylum Zygomycota.

接合菌:从属于接合菌纲的所有真菌.

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Small - middle size soil animals belong to 5 phylum, 6 class, 9 order, 7 famility. The dominant groups is Nematoda.

中小型 土壤动物5门6纲9目7科, 优势类群为线虫.

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Angiosperms The flowering plants constituting by far the largest phylum ( Anthophyta or Angiospermophyta ) of vascular seed plants.

被子植物:由显花植物组成的最大的一门维管种子植物.

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Basidiomycota ( basidiomycetes ) A phylum of the Fungi that includes the mushrooms and toadstools.

担子菌:包括蘑菇和毒菌在内的一门真菌.

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The category of phylum was added classification scheme later, as a hierarchical level just beneath kingdom.

至于门这个阶层,则在随后才加上, 被置于界这个层级的后面.

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Peacocks are classified in the phylum Chordata, subphylum Vertebrata , class Aves , order Galliformes, family Phasianidae.

孔雀被认为是脊索动物类,脊索动物亚门, 鸟类.

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There are 76 grougs, 4359 Large - size soil animals that belongto 4 phylum, 8 class, 20 order, 48 famility.

大型土壤动物有76类, 4359只,隶属于4门 、 8纲 、 20目 、 48科.

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来自希腊语phyle,部落，种族，来自PIE*bheue,生长，存在，词源同be,physic.后生物学家借用该希腊语用于生物分类指门。

1. A taxon is any taxonomic grouping, such as a phylum, a family or a species.

分类群是指任何一个分类学上的类群, 如门 、 科或种.

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2. They belong to 3 phylum, 8 class, 22 orders.

经初步调查发现, 一个小小的蜂箱里,竟有动物种类多达50种, 分别隶属于3门8纲22目.

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3. Acrasiomycota ( cellular slime molds ) A class of protoctists in the phylum Rhizopoda.

集胞粘菌门 ( 细胞状粘菌 ):根足亚纲的一类原生生物.

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4. Mollusca is the second biggest phylum in animal kingdom.

软体动物是动物界仅次于节肢动物的第二大门类.

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5. The mollusc phylum includes all soft - bodied animals without backbones.

软体动物门包括所有无脊椎的软体动物.

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phylum (n.)

"division of the plant or animal kingdom," 1868, Modern Latin, coined by French naturalist Georges Léopole Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert, Baron Cuvier (1769-1832) from Greek phylon "race, stock," related to phyle "tribe, clan" (see physic). The immediate source of the English word probably is from German.