Übersetzung für 'pectoral' von Englisch nach Deutsch

pectoral {adj} [e.g. muscles, fin, cross, tea]

Brust- [z. B. Muskeln, Flosse, Kreuz, Tee]

pectoral {adj}

pektoralanat.

zur Brust gehöriganat.

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pectoral

Hustenmittel {n}pharm.

pectoral [e.g. in Ancient Egypt]

Pektorale {n} [z. B. im alten Ägypten]archaeo.

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pectoral bonbons

Brustbonbons {pl}FoodInd.med.spec.

pectoral cross

Brustkreuz {n}artrelig.

Pektoralkreuz {n}artrelig.

Pektorale {n} [Brustkreuz]artrelig.

pectoral feather

Brustfeder {f}orn.

pectoral fin

Brustflosse {f}fish

Pektoralflosse {f}fish

Pektorale {f} [Brustflosse]fish

Pectorale {f} [Brustflosse]fish

pectoral fremitus

Pektoralfremitus {m}med.

pectoral girdle

Schultergürtel {m}anat.

pectoral implants

Brustimplantate {pl} [für Männer]

pectoral muscle

Brustmuskel {m}anat.

pectoral muscles

Brustmuskeln {pl}anat.

pectoral muscles {pl}

Brustmuskulatur {f}anat.

pectoral ray

Brustflossenstrahl {m}fish

pectoral tea

Brusttee {m}med.

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greater pectoral muscle [Musculus pectorialis major]

großer Brustmuskel {m}anat.

major pectoral muscle [Musculus pectoralis major]

großer Brustmuskel {m}anat.

pectoral fin base

Brustflossenbasis {f}fish

pectoral fin ray

Brustflossenstrahl {m}fish

smaller pectoral muscle [Musculus pectoralis minor]

kleiner Brustmuskel {m}anat.

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shoulder and pectoral muscles {pl}

Schulter- und Brustmuskulatur {f}anat.

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base of the pectoral fin

Brustflossenbasis {f}fish

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pectoral antwren [Herpsilochmus pectoralis]

Brustband-Ameisenfänger {m}orn.T

pectoral flowerpecker [Dicaeum pectorale]

Papuamistelfresser {m} [auch: Papua-Mistelfresser]orn.T

pectoral quail [Coturnix pectoralis]

Schwarzbrustwachtel {f}orn.T

pectoral sandpiper [Calidris melanotos]

Graubruststrandläufer {m}orn.T

Graubrust-Strandläufer {m}orn.T

pectoral sparrow [Arremon taciturnus]

Schwarzbrust-Ruderammer {f} [fachspr. auch {m}]orn.T

pectoral-patch cisticola [Cisticola brunnescens]

Blasskopf-Cistensänger {m}orn.T

Philippine pectoral kingfisher [Alcedo cyanopecta, syn.: A. cyanopectus, Ceyx cyanopecta, C. cyanopectus]

Blaubrustfischer {m} [auch: Blaubrust-Fischer]orn.T

• The abbot usually wears a gold pectoral cross, and may be granted the right to wear a mitre.
• Members of this genus are distinguished from all other aspredinids by having two sets of paired pre-anal-fin plates and a strongly recurved pectoral spine that is much longer than first branched pectoral-fin ray.
• In all species of "Lamontichthys", there is one pectoral fin spine and seven pectoral fin rays on each fin, as opposed to the rest of Loricariinae species which have one pectoral fin spine and only six pectoral fin rays.
• "Parancistrus" is unique among loricariids due to the presence of fleshy folds on the naked area around the dorsal fin and at the pectoral fin points insertion in the breeding males.
• They are smaller than the pectoral fins and positioned toward the rear of the body.

• The fossil fragments also indicate that its head was disconnected from the pectoral girdle.
• The medial and lateral pectoral nerves form a connection, around the axillary artery, called the ansa pectoralis.
• However, in the round 25 clash against the Sydney Roosters, Asotasi picked up a pectoral injury and was sidelined for the remainder of the season and subsequently, took no part in New Zealand's Rugby League World Cup success.
• Priests who have been awarded a pectoral cross wear it with their choir dress (these pectoral crosses are of several degrees: silver, gold, or jewelled).
• When celebrating Mass, bishops wear the pectoral cross suspended by the cord over the alb but under the chasuble, where it is not visible.

• Originally, the pectoral and pelvic girdles, which do not contain any dermal elements, did not connect.
• The lateral line has a pectoral branch. It has a protrusible upper jaw.
• Dvorak began the 2018–19 season sidelined due to a pectoral muscle injury.
• Most commonly the lateral pectoral nerve innervates the axillary arch, although instances have been found where the intercostobrachial nerve, the medial pectoral nerve and the thoracodorsal nerve provide the nervous supply.
• The jaggedhead gurnard can "walk" along the seabed using the separate lower fin rays of its pectoral fins, glide over the substrate by extending its pectoral fins and use the barbels on its lower jaws to search for food.

• In a classic example of convergent evolution, the pectoral limbs of pterosaurs, birds and bats further evolved along independent paths into flying wings.
• Repeated synchronous adduction of the pectoral fins thrusts the body forward and is aided by backwards- and downwards-movements of the pectoral fins.
• "Sewellia" are sexually dimorphic, males have soft elevated patches of fine tubercles on the anterior part of pectoral-fin rays 1-6, females do not.
• The similar latent sling-jaw wrasse ("Epibulus brevis") has a more restricted distribution and is smaller, with duller coloured males, the females have black pigment on their pectoral fins and has longer pectoral fins.