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| NOUN | a Baikal seal | Baikal seals / [also] Baikal seal |
Übersetzung für 'Baikal seal' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- Baikal seal [Pusa sibirica, syn.: Phoca sibirica]
- Baikalrobbe {f}zool.T
Baikal-Ringelrobbe {f}zool.T - Werbung
- Lake Baikal seal [Pusa sibirica, syn.: Phoca sibirica]
- Baikalrobbe {f}zool.T
- Baikal Range
- Baikalgebirge {n}geogr.
- Lake Baikal
- Baikalsee {m}geogr.UWH
- Baikal Mountains {pl}
- Baikalgebirge {n}geogr.
- Baikal teal [Anas formosa]
- Baikalente {f}orn.T
Prachtente {f} [Baikalente]orn.T
Gluckente {f}orn.T - Baikal bush warbler [Bradypterus thoracicus]
- Fleckenbuschsänger {m}orn.T
- Lake Baikal mountain vole [Alticola olchonensis]
- Olchon-Gebirgswühlmaus {f}zool.T
Olchon-Wühlmaus {f}zool.T - goldenseal / golden-seal / golden seal [Hydrastis canadensis]
- Kanadische Orangenwurzel {f}bot.T
Goldsiegelwurzel {f}bot.T
Kanadische Gelbwurz {f}bot.T - Baikal skullcap [Scutellaria baicalensis, syn.: Scutellaria macrantha]
- Baikal-Helmkraut {n}bot.T
- to seal
- besiegeln
verschließen
abdichten
dichten [undurchlässig machen] - seal
- Plombe {f}tech.
Bulle {f} [Siegel]hist.
Insiegel {n} [veraltet]
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
weitere Beispiele ...
- caspica") and Baikal seal ("P. sibirica"), all of which share similar small sizes, features of skull morphology and affinity for ice.
- Phocinae (known colloquially as "Northern seals") is a subfamily of Phocidae whose distribution is found in the seas surrounding the Holarctic, with the Baikal seal ("Pusa sibirica") being the world's only freshwater species of pinniped.
- Golomyankas are pelagic fishes which make the main food source of the Baikal seal.
- The ancestor of the Baikal seal migrated into Lake Baikal from the Arctic (via the Siberian ice sheet) and became isolated there.
- The Baikal seal or "nerpa" ("Pusa sibirica") is endemic to Lake Baikal.
- They are famous as the central home of the Baikal seal.
- The Kessler's sculpin is sometimes caught by commercial fishers, and it is eaten by the Baikal seal, comprising about 0.3% of its diet in the winter and spring, and significantly more in the autumn.
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