incubación

incubación

In birds and reptiles, the maintaining of a constant temperature during the development of the embryo. Birds incubate their eggs by sitting on them (also called brooding),while other animals, like crocodiles, bury their eggs in organic matter. If eggs are not incubated, the embryos within those eggs generally die. Some dinosaurs may have incubated their eggs by burial in sediment, in organic matter, or by brooding like birds.

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Kalbos dalis: noun
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Category: Zoology
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período de incubación

Food (other); Eggs

The time during which incubation takes place.

incubación de la semilla

Agriculture; Rice science

Process by which moisture, temperature, and/or light is provided to ensure optimum conditions for seed germination.

período de incubación

Agriculture; General agriculture

The time from the moment of inoculation (exposure to the infecting organism) to the appearance of clinical manifestations of a particular infectious disease.

periodo de incubación

Agriculture; Rice science

Time after inoculation required for the symptoms of a disease to appear.

dermatitis

Biology; Zoology

Dermatitis is inflammation or rash of the skin.

desnutrición

Biology; Zoology

Poor nutrition because of an insufficient or poorly balanced diet or faulty digestion or utilization of foods

enfermedad

Biology; Zoology

A pathological condition of a part, organ, or system of an organism resulting from various causes, such as infection, genetic defect, or environmental stress, and characterized by ...