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vertebrata    
脊椎动物门

脊椎动物门

Vertebrata
n 1: fishes; amphibians; reptiles; birds; mammals [synonym:
{Vertebrata}, {subphylum Vertebrata}, {Craniata},
{subphylum Craniata}]


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