英语释义

• reproduction by parents of different races (especially by white and non-white persons)

• (genetics) the act of mixing different species or varieties of animals or plants and thus to produce hybrids

片语

interbreeding units相互杂交繁殖单位

interbreeding population杂种繁殖群体

crossbreeding异种交配（crossbreed的现在分词）

Interbreeding Field建筑繁殖场

partial interbreeding部分相互交配

interbreeding group杂种繁殖种群

local interbreeding group地方杂种繁殖群

non-interbreeding非杂交繁殖

single interbreeding population单杂种繁殖群体

interbreeding individual杂种繁殖个体

英汉例句

• The first comparisons of small sections of Neanderthal DNA did not indicate any hybridization, and the lack of interbreeding became a widely accepted conclusion.

  与少量尼安德特人DNA的第一次比对并没有发现任何杂交的迹象，人类和他们不存在异种繁殖也成为了一种被广泛接受的结论。

• It suggests, too, that if there was any interbreeding between Neanderthals and modern humans, this was trivial and is not represented in the modern human population.

  它也暗示着，如果尼安德特人和现代人种有任何的杂交繁殖，所产生的都是琐屑的东西，同时不会表现在现代人类中。

• The interbreeding may have given modern humans genes that bolstered immunity to pathogens, the authors concluded.

  作者推测，这种混种繁衍可能给予现代人类基因强大的免疫能力。

• They painted a complex picture, reflecting much interbreeding over hundreds of thousands of years.

  他们画了一幅复杂的图，显示了几十万年来蚊子的杂交繁殖过程。

• It could be just 50 Denisovans interbreeding with a thousand modern humans.

  他说：「可能只是50个Denisovan人和1000个现代人杂交。」

• So the impact is there but the number of interbreeding events might have been quite small and quite rare.

  这确实造成了影响，但杂交事件的数量应该是相当稀少的。

• A physical or biological factor that limits the migration interbreeding or free movement of individuals or populations.

  物理或生物因素，可以限制迁移、杂交或个体及群体的自由运动。

• A previously unknown kind of human—the Denisovans—likely roamed Asia for thousands of years, probably interbreeding occasionally with humans like you and me, according to a new genetic study.

  根据一项新的基因研究，之前并不为人所知的人类物种——丹尼索万人——可能在亚洲游蕩了数千年，大约偶尔与像你和我一样的人类杂交。

• Genetic studies have suggested interbreeding between the Yayoi and Jomon people, with the Jomon contribution to modern Japanese being as much as 40 percent.

  基因研究显示了弥生人和縄文人之间的杂交，縄文人对现代日本基因的贡献有40%之多。

• For the necessary interbreeding to have happened, Dr Paabo's new species would thus have to have been spread over a vast area of Asia.

  为了必要的混血得以产生，柏保博士的新人种将不得不广泛分布在亚洲的大片区域。

• The team found that it took at least hundreds of thousands of years and, perhaps, 4m years for human and chimpanzee ancestors to stop interbreeding after they began to be differentiated.

  研究小组发现，在人类和黑猩猩开始分化之后，两者祖先种之间的交配历程又经过了至少数十年，可能是400万年，而人类和黑猩猩的彻底分化，发生在距今不超过630万年前，或540万年前。

• But harmful effects are more common in groups with a history of interbreeding over several generations.

  但是由于家族数代的杂种繁殖，有害的影响就会变得更加平常。

• I intend to forgive those ancestors who were involved in scientific experiments and the interbreeding of human DNA to create a slave race.

  我意愿宽恕那些涉及科学试验及将人类DNA杂交来制造奴隶种族的祖先。

• The Melanesians took a different course. After a single interbreeding with Neanderthals, Dr. Akey found, their ancestors went on to interbreed just once with Denisovans, as well.

  美拉尼西亚人带来了一个不同的进程。阿奇博士发现，同尼安德特人的单一混种后，同样，他们的祖先也仅一次与丹尼·索瓦人进行混种。

• The progeny of interbreeding start with a big evolutionary disadvantage.

  杂交后裔一开始在进化上处于极大的劣势。

• So really the nuclear DNA does not help us decide if Denisovans are a new species, though the evidence for interbreeding with modern humans suggests they are not.

  所以，核d NA真的无法帮助我们确认丹尼·索万人是否为一个新的物种，尽管他们现代人通婚的证据不支持这一点。