Definition of Robertson's law in English:

Robertson's law

noun ˈrɒbəts(ə)nz ˌlɔː

Genetics

An empirical law stating that the number of chromosome arms of a population or species tends to remain constant, although the number of chromosomes may vary.

1930s; earliest use found in Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. From the genitive of the name of William R. B. Robertson + law.

nounˈrɒbəts(ə)nz ˌlɔː

Genetics

An empirical law stating that the number of chromosome arms of a population or species tends to remain constant, although the number of chromosomes may vary.

1930s; earliest use found in Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. From the genitive of the name of William R. B. Robertson + law.

单词	Robertson's law
释义	Definition of Robertson's law in English: Robertson's law noun ˈrɒbəts(ə)nz ˌlɔː Genetics An empirical law stating that the number of chromosome arms of a population or species tends to remain constant, although the number of chromosomes may vary. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. From the genitive of the name of William R. B. Robertson + law. Definition of Robertson's law in US English: Robertson's law nounˈrɒbəts(ə)nz ˌlɔː Genetics An empirical law stating that the number of chromosome arms of a population or species tends to remain constant, although the number of chromosomes may vary. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. From the genitive of the name of William R. B. Robertson + law.
随便看	get everything ready get everything set get excited get eye in get faster get fat get feet under the table get feet wet get finger out get fingers burned get fingers burnt get flustered get free get free from get functioning get (further) ahead of get furtively/stealthily/surreptitiously get/gather together get-go get goat get going get going get going get going get going