Definition of Nearctic in English:

Nearctic

adjective nɪˈɑːktɪknēˈärktik

Zoology

1Relating to or denoting a zoogeographical region comprising North America as far south as northern Mexico, together with Greenland.
〔动〕（与）新北区（有关）的。比较HOLARCTIC
Compare with Holarctic
Example sentencesExamples
- Manv similarities exist between Nearctic and Palearctic goose populations, but there are also many differences.
- This behavior is also found in the Nearctic gray jay, Perisoreus canadensis, except that, in this species, allofeeding may be allowed during the fledgling period.
- Humans introduced Old World sparrows to the Nearctic, Neotropical and Australian regions.
- Comparisons were made between larvae of C. lari and larvae of other Nearctic species of Ceratophyllus available to us.
- Certain migratory species present special problems, given that Austral and Nearctic migratory populations may be involved.
- Using a phylogenetically based selection of wild moths collected from a Nearctic site, we report that earless species fly less throughout the night than eared species.
- Striped skunks are native only to the Nearctic region.
- Although less intensively studied than Nearctic species, numerous Palearctic and Paleotropical species also utter flight calls.
- Personally, I found value in being able to compare sizes and trajectories in the Nearctic goose populations against those of the western Palearctic.
- The Ethiopian region showed the greatest diversity and the Nearctic region the least.
1. 1.1as noun the Nearctic The Nearctic region.
  新北区

Origin

Mid 19th century: from neo- 'new' + Arctic.

Definition of Nearctic in US English:

Nearctic

adjectivenēˈärktik

Zoology

1Relating to or denoting a zoogeographical region comprising North America as far south as northern Mexico, together with Greenland. The fauna is closely related to that of the Palearctic region.
〔动〕（与）新北区（有关）的。比较HOLARCTIC
Compare with Holarctic
Example sentencesExamples
- Using a phylogenetically based selection of wild moths collected from a Nearctic site, we report that earless species fly less throughout the night than eared species.
- Comparisons were made between larvae of C. lari and larvae of other Nearctic species of Ceratophyllus available to us.
- This behavior is also found in the Nearctic gray jay, Perisoreus canadensis, except that, in this species, allofeeding may be allowed during the fledgling period.
- Certain migratory species present special problems, given that Austral and Nearctic migratory populations may be involved.
- Humans introduced Old World sparrows to the Nearctic, Neotropical and Australian regions.
- Although less intensively studied than Nearctic species, numerous Palearctic and Paleotropical species also utter flight calls.
- Manv similarities exist between Nearctic and Palearctic goose populations, but there are also many differences.
- Personally, I found value in being able to compare sizes and trajectories in the Nearctic goose populations against those of the western Palearctic.
- The Ethiopian region showed the greatest diversity and the Nearctic region the least.
- Striped skunks are native only to the Nearctic region.
1. 1.1as noun the Nearctic The Nearctic region.
  新北区

Origin

Mid 19th century: from neo- ‘new’ + Arctic.

单词	Nearctic
释义	Definition of Nearctic in English: Nearctic adjective nɪˈɑːktɪknēˈärktik Zoology 1Relating to or denoting a zoogeographical region comprising North America as far south as northern Mexico, together with Greenland. 〔动〕（与）新北区（有关）的。比较HOLARCTIC Compare with Holarctic Example sentencesExamples Manv similarities exist between Nearctic and Palearctic goose populations, but there are also many differences. This behavior is also found in the Nearctic gray jay, Perisoreus canadensis, except that, in this species, allofeeding may be allowed during the fledgling period. Humans introduced Old World sparrows to the Nearctic, Neotropical and Australian regions. Comparisons were made between larvae of C. lari and larvae of other Nearctic species of Ceratophyllus available to us. Certain migratory species present special problems, given that Austral and Nearctic migratory populations may be involved. Using a phylogenetically based selection of wild moths collected from a Nearctic site, we report that earless species fly less throughout the night than eared species. Striped skunks are native only to the Nearctic region. Although less intensively studied than Nearctic species, numerous Palearctic and Paleotropical species also utter flight calls. Personally, I found value in being able to compare sizes and trajectories in the Nearctic goose populations against those of the western Palearctic. The Ethiopian region showed the greatest diversity and the Nearctic region the least. 1.1as noun the Nearctic The Nearctic region. 新北区 Origin Mid 19th century: from neo- 'new' + Arctic. Definition of Nearctic in US English: Nearctic adjectivenēˈärktik Zoology 1Relating to or denoting a zoogeographical region comprising North America as far south as northern Mexico, together with Greenland. The fauna is closely related to that of the Palearctic region. 〔动〕（与）新北区（有关）的。比较HOLARCTIC Compare with Holarctic Example sentencesExamples Using a phylogenetically based selection of wild moths collected from a Nearctic site, we report that earless species fly less throughout the night than eared species. Comparisons were made between larvae of C. lari and larvae of other Nearctic species of Ceratophyllus available to us. This behavior is also found in the Nearctic gray jay, Perisoreus canadensis, except that, in this species, allofeeding may be allowed during the fledgling period. Certain migratory species present special problems, given that Austral and Nearctic migratory populations may be involved. Humans introduced Old World sparrows to the Nearctic, Neotropical and Australian regions. Although less intensively studied than Nearctic species, numerous Palearctic and Paleotropical species also utter flight calls. Manv similarities exist between Nearctic and Palearctic goose populations, but there are also many differences. Personally, I found value in being able to compare sizes and trajectories in the Nearctic goose populations against those of the western Palearctic. The Ethiopian region showed the greatest diversity and the Nearctic region the least. Striped skunks are native only to the Nearctic region. 1.1as noun the Nearctic The Nearctic region. 新北区 Origin Mid 19th century: from neo- ‘new’ + Arctic.
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