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Zoology
dandelion animals
Portuguese translation:
cnidários (em forma de dente de leão)
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English term or phrase:
dandelion animals
Portuguese translation:
cnidários (em forma de dente de leão)
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Catarina Aleixo
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Zoology / animais marinhos
English term or phrase:
dandelion animals
Animais que existem em respiradouros hidrotérmicos
Catarina Aleixo
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Portugal
Local time:
18:14
cnidários
Explanation:
Prossegui a minha pesquisa e é assim que o Oceanário lhes chama, ver
http://www.oceanario.pt/site/ol_dossier_03.asp?dossierid=10&...
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Teresa Borges
Belgium
Local time:
19:14
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Obrigada Teresa. São de facto Cnidários em forma de dente-de-leão. Encontrei uma imagem...
3 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer
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4
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cnidários
Teresa Borges
4
+1
dente-de-leão
Isabel Maria Almeida
4
+1
animais/cnidários organizados em forma de dente-de-leão
Luísa Taveira
3
animais que vivem em colônia e são necrofágos.
Marcos Antonio
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Anémonas?
Teresa Borges
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14 mins confidence:
peer agreement (net): +1
dente-de-leão
Explanation:
Penso que se trata de uma planta medicinal ("dente-de-leão") e não de um animal
Isabel Maria Almeida
Portugal
Local time:
18:14
Native speaker of:
Portuguese
Notes to answerer
Asker:
Tratam-se de um grupo de animais marinhos...
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Marlene Curtis
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animal que se alimenta de dente-de-leão
12 mins
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Marcos Antonio
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Olá, Isabel. São mesmo animais. Creio que o "dandelion" seja uma características deste amimais. Veja em: oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/05galapagos/background/edu/media/05galapagos_dfferent.pdf
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Teresa Borges
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Encontrei a tradução! Trata-se de facto de um animal...
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animais que vivem em colônia e são necrofágos.
Explanation:
Sug.
Creio que "dandelion", neste caso, seja uma característica dos peixeis/animais que vivem nesta região.
No site abaixo, há várias explicações sobre estes aminais.
- 22 Oct 2005 ... What do large numbers of “dandelion animals” usually indicate ... Dandelion animals are scavengers, and are among the last animals to ...
oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/05galapagos/background/edu/media/05galapagos_dfferent.pdf -
Marcos Antonio
Brazil
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16:14
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Portuguese
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peer agreement (net): +2
cnidários
Explanation:
Prossegui a minha pesquisa e é assim que o Oceanário lhes chama, ver
http://www.oceanario.pt/site/ol_dossier_03.asp?dossierid=10&...
Teresa Borges
Belgium
Local time:
19:14
Native speaker of:
Portuguese
PRO pts in category:
15
Grading comment
Obrigada Teresa. São de facto Cnidários em forma de dente-de-leão. Encontrei uma imagem...
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Christina Paiva
38 mins
-> Obrigada!
agree
Artur Jorge Martins
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Parabéns! Excelente pesquisa!
8 hrs
-> Obrigada!
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peer agreement (net): +1
animais/cnidários organizados em forma de dente-de-leão
Explanation:
Bem, penso que não seja um termo muito generalizado mas sim apenas uma descrição da forma das colónias destes animais. Realmente, estes animais são cnidários mas não me parece que seja correcto traduzir assim, já que o filo Cnidaria inclui diversos animais de formas variadas. No texto indicado pelo Marcos António consta:
"Dandelion animals belong to the phylum
Cnidaria, which also includes jellyfish,
anemones, and corals. The “dandelions” are
actually colonies made of many individual
animals."
Daqui depreende-se que estes animais, apesar de serem cnidários, não são nem medusas, nem anémonas, nem corais. São pólipos, pertencentes ao filo Cnidaria, que vivem em colónias organizadas numa forma semelhante a um dente-de-leão.
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Note added at 11 hrs (2008-12-29 00:37:18 GMT)
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Já agora Catarina, penso que "respiradouros hidrotérmicos" não é muito usado e que seria mais correcto usar "chaminés hidrotermais". Peço desculpa pela intromissão mas aqui fica a dica.
http://e-geo.ineti.pt/bds/lexico_geologico/termo.aspx?termo=...
Reference:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cnidaria#Colonial_forms
Luísa Taveira
Portugal
Local time:
18:14
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Native speaker of:
Portuguese
Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
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felidaevampire
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A forma de dente-de-leão pode se referir à forma dos animais individualmente (o que incluiria anêmonas) e/ou à da colônia (o texto não deixa claro), mas é isso mesmo. Nem todos cnidários são "dandelion-like". Congrats! Best wishes! :)
2 days14 hrs
-> Obrigada. Tinha excluído as anémonas devido ao texto referido "Dandelion animals belong to the phylum Cnidaria, which also includes [...] anemones [...]" Ao dizer que também inclui as anémonas, depreendo que estes animais não o sejam. Bom ano :)
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Reference comments
1 hr
peer agreement (net): +1
Reference:
Anémonas?
Reference information:
O texto indicado pelo Marcos António diz o seguinte:
•Dandelion animals belong to the phylum Cnidaria, which also includes jellyfish, anemones, and corals. The “dandelions” are actually colonies made of many individual animals.
• Dandelion animals are scavengers, and are among the last animals to colonize vent sites. If there are a lot of dandelions around a vent site, it usually means that the vents are no longer
active and most of the other organisms in the area are dying.
Por isso, procurei Phylum Cnidaria em site:pt e encontrei o seguinte:
PHYLUM CNIDÁRIA
Anémonas
em
http://web.educom.pt/avencas/animalia.htm
Teresa Borges
Belgium
Native speaker of:
Portuguese
PRO pts in category:
15
Peer comments on this reference comment (and responses from the reference poster)
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felidaevampire
:
Provavelmente, o texto se refere a anêmonas e pólipos. Ref.:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_anemone.
Ref.:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyp.
:)
1 day3 hrs
->
O nome genérico de anémonas, medusas e corais é cnidários (ver a minha resposta acima)...
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