phylalとは 意味・読み方・使い方

形容詞

phylal (not comparable)

1. Relating to a taxonomic phylum.
   • 1962, introductory zoology‎, page 58:

     Phylum Aschelminthes. Roundworms, rotifers, and gastrotrichs are grouped together for anatomical reasons as one phylum, although some authorities give each a phylal status.

   • 2011 October 19, BJU Press, Biology Teacher Edition with CD Grade 10 4th Edition‎, page 341:

     A technique that is often poorly used is the “phylum and characteristics” approach. In this approach, students must memorize spellings of phylal names and lists of characteristics.

   • 1945, American Plant Life Society, Plant life‎, page n568:

     The classification of organisms presented here is a general summary, down to the phylal level, with some groups carried down to still lower levels, and is published at the request of members of the Society for a comprehensive general grouping for guidance in further study on the basis of a selected bibliography.

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   • 1844-93, American Psychiatric Association, Proceedings of the annual meeting‎, page 420:

     Normal phylal deterioration of psychic abilities is a matter of frequent observation; by which we mean certain children are not as mentally capable in an all-round way as their parents or their ancestry.