Definition of zooplankton in English:

zooplankton

noun ˈzuːplaŋ(k)t(ə)nˈzuːə(ʊ)ˌplaŋ(k)t(ə)nˈzoʊəˌplæŋktən

mass nounBiology

Plankton consisting of small animals and the immature stages of larger animals.
〔生〕浮游动物
Example sentencesExamples
- According to our results, predation on zooplankton appears to continue beyond larval life stages in the Richibucto Estuary.
- Coleoidea, Crustaceans, nudibranch mollusks and polychaete worms make up a large part of the larger zooplankton.
- These tanks received a continual turn-over of water pumped from Loch Lomond and were therefore rich in zooplankton.
- The larvae spend several months as floating zooplankton before settling down onto the reef.
- If preferred prey species are not present at these depths, lake trout may then resort to feeding on zooplankton and invertebrates.
- Oil and gas was formed around 100 million years ago when tiny marine plants and animals called phytoplankton and zooplankton floated on the sea's surface.
- These species are small-bodied, cold water species that are generalist feeders on planktivorous zooplankton and benthic organisms.
- When at sea, they eat zooplankton and other small creatures that rise to the surface at convergence zones.
- Young bluegills eat mainly zooplankton, but as they grow older, they become opportunistic and devour almost anything that fits into their mouths.
- They typically eat insects and floating vegetable matter but their diet also includes zooplankton, aquatic insect larvae, and worms.
- In addition, it might be physically impossible for newly hatched zooplankton to emerge into the water column were they to hatch more than a few millimeters deep in the mud.

Definition of zooplankton in US English:

zooplankton

nounˈzoʊəˌplæŋktənˈzōəˌplaNGktən

Biology

Plankton consisting of small animals and the immature stages of larger animals.
〔生〕浮游动物
Example sentencesExamples
- When at sea, they eat zooplankton and other small creatures that rise to the surface at convergence zones.
- These tanks received a continual turn-over of water pumped from Loch Lomond and were therefore rich in zooplankton.
- Young bluegills eat mainly zooplankton, but as they grow older, they become opportunistic and devour almost anything that fits into their mouths.
- These species are small-bodied, cold water species that are generalist feeders on planktivorous zooplankton and benthic organisms.
- If preferred prey species are not present at these depths, lake trout may then resort to feeding on zooplankton and invertebrates.
- In addition, it might be physically impossible for newly hatched zooplankton to emerge into the water column were they to hatch more than a few millimeters deep in the mud.
- According to our results, predation on zooplankton appears to continue beyond larval life stages in the Richibucto Estuary.
- The larvae spend several months as floating zooplankton before settling down onto the reef.
- They typically eat insects and floating vegetable matter but their diet also includes zooplankton, aquatic insect larvae, and worms.
- Coleoidea, Crustaceans, nudibranch mollusks and polychaete worms make up a large part of the larger zooplankton.
- Oil and gas was formed around 100 million years ago when tiny marine plants and animals called phytoplankton and zooplankton floated on the sea's surface.

单词	zooplankton
释义	Definition of zooplankton in English: zooplankton noun ˈzuːplaŋ(k)t(ə)nˈzuːə(ʊ)ˌplaŋ(k)t(ə)nˈzoʊəˌplæŋktən mass nounBiology Plankton consisting of small animals and the immature stages of larger animals. 〔生〕浮游动物 Example sentencesExamples According to our results, predation on zooplankton appears to continue beyond larval life stages in the Richibucto Estuary. Coleoidea, Crustaceans, nudibranch mollusks and polychaete worms make up a large part of the larger zooplankton. These tanks received a continual turn-over of water pumped from Loch Lomond and were therefore rich in zooplankton. The larvae spend several months as floating zooplankton before settling down onto the reef. If preferred prey species are not present at these depths, lake trout may then resort to feeding on zooplankton and invertebrates. Oil and gas was formed around 100 million years ago when tiny marine plants and animals called phytoplankton and zooplankton floated on the sea's surface. These species are small-bodied, cold water species that are generalist feeders on planktivorous zooplankton and benthic organisms. When at sea, they eat zooplankton and other small creatures that rise to the surface at convergence zones. Young bluegills eat mainly zooplankton, but as they grow older, they become opportunistic and devour almost anything that fits into their mouths. They typically eat insects and floating vegetable matter but their diet also includes zooplankton, aquatic insect larvae, and worms. In addition, it might be physically impossible for newly hatched zooplankton to emerge into the water column were they to hatch more than a few millimeters deep in the mud. Definition of zooplankton in US English: zooplankton nounˈzoʊəˌplæŋktənˈzōəˌplaNGktən Biology Plankton consisting of small animals and the immature stages of larger animals. 〔生〕浮游动物 Example sentencesExamples When at sea, they eat zooplankton and other small creatures that rise to the surface at convergence zones. These tanks received a continual turn-over of water pumped from Loch Lomond and were therefore rich in zooplankton. Young bluegills eat mainly zooplankton, but as they grow older, they become opportunistic and devour almost anything that fits into their mouths. These species are small-bodied, cold water species that are generalist feeders on planktivorous zooplankton and benthic organisms. If preferred prey species are not present at these depths, lake trout may then resort to feeding on zooplankton and invertebrates. In addition, it might be physically impossible for newly hatched zooplankton to emerge into the water column were they to hatch more than a few millimeters deep in the mud. According to our results, predation on zooplankton appears to continue beyond larval life stages in the Richibucto Estuary. The larvae spend several months as floating zooplankton before settling down onto the reef. They typically eat insects and floating vegetable matter but their diet also includes zooplankton, aquatic insect larvae, and worms. Coleoidea, Crustaceans, nudibranch mollusks and polychaete worms make up a large part of the larger zooplankton. Oil and gas was formed around 100 million years ago when tiny marine plants and animals called phytoplankton and zooplankton floated on the sea's surface.
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