| [ti:] | |
| [ar:] | |
| [al:] | |
| [00:11.71] | parasite |
| [00:16.90] | parasitic |
| [00:21.45] | mimicry(camouflage): The stick caterpillar's vivid mimicry enlarged its chances of survival. |
| [00:32.98] | symbiosis |
| [00:40.00] | symbiotic |
| [00:44.52] | creature |
| [00:47.99] | organism |
| [00:51.30] | strain |
| [00:57.00] | species |
| [01:00.66] | vital |
| [01:04.97] | ripe(mature, ready): We describe plants as “ripe”, and animals as “mature”. |
| [01:16.62] | evolve(develop, grow): Modern turtles evolved from a very large, prehistoric species of turtle. |
| [01:30.01] | evolutionary |
| [01:34.25] | Darwinism |
| [01:39.29] | extinct |
| [01:43.48] | extinction: What caused the extinction of dinosaurs? |
| [01:52.40] | breed(raise, species, strain): The housewife has been breeding chickens for years. |
| [02:04.20] | reproduction(multiplication): Don't get yourself cheated. The vase is only a reproduction. |
| [02:16.01] | proliferate(multiply, increase): Autumn is the best season for crab to proliferate. |
| [02:25.31] | propagate(multiply, proliferate): Missionaries went far afield to propagate their faith. |
| [02:35.66] | subsist(live, survive)The poor farmer's family subsisted on potatoes. |
| [02:44.83] | exist(survive): We wish our love will exist forever. |
| [02:52.75] | posterity(offspring, descendant) |
| [02:57.28] | fermentation: During fermentation, yeast emits a distinctive smell. |
| [03:06.94] | respiration(breathing) |
| [03:10.72] | stodgy |
| [03:14.96] | secrete(discharge, release): The stomach begins to secrete a certain type of enzyme when food reaches it. |
| [03:25.58] | secretion |
| [03:30.24] | assimilate(absorb, integrate, incorporate): I have not quite assimilated the new rules so I sometimes violate them by mistake. |
| [03:40.47] | immune(unaffected, unsusceptible): I had the mumps when I was six, so now I am immune. |
| [03:51.97] | immunity |
| [03:55.65] | metabolism: Lazy people with slow metabolism tend to gain weight. |
| [04:06.30] | morphology |
| [04:10.45] | microscope |
| [04:14.43] | calorie |
| [04:18.79] | carbohydrate |
| [04:23.41] | glucose |
| [04:27.86] | protein |
| [04:33.06] | organ |
| ti: | |
| ar: | |
| al: | |
| [00:11.71] | parasite |
| [00:16.90] | parasitic |
| [00:21.45] | mimicry camouflage: The stick caterpillar' s vivid mimicry enlarged its chances of survival. |
| [00:32.98] | symbiosis |
| [00:40.00] | symbiotic |
| [00:44.52] | creature |
| [00:47.99] | organism |
| [00:51.30] | strain |
| [00:57.00] | species |
| [01:00.66] | vital |
| [01:04.97] | ripe mature, ready: We describe plants as " ripe", and animals as " mature". |
| [01:16.62] | evolve develop, grow: Modern turtles evolved from a very large, prehistoric species of turtle. |
| [01:30.01] | evolutionary |
| [01:34.25] | Darwinism |
| [01:39.29] | extinct |
| [01:43.48] | extinction: What caused the extinction of dinosaurs? |
| [01:52.40] | breed raise, species, strain: The housewife has been breeding chickens for years. |
| [02:04.20] | reproduction multiplication: Don' t get yourself cheated. The vase is only a reproduction. |
| [02:16.01] | proliferate multiply, increase: Autumn is the best season for crab to proliferate. |
| [02:25.31] | propagate multiply, proliferate: Missionaries went far afield to propagate their faith. |
| [02:35.66] | subsist live, survive The poor farmer' s family subsisted on potatoes. |
| [02:44.83] | exist survive: We wish our love will exist forever. |
| [02:52.75] | posterity offspring, descendant |
| [02:57.28] | fermentation: During fermentation, yeast emits a distinctive smell. |
| [03:06.94] | respiration breathing |
| [03:10.72] | stodgy |
| [03:14.96] | secrete discharge, release: The stomach begins to secrete a certain type of enzyme when food reaches it. |
| [03:25.58] | secretion |
| [03:30.24] | assimilate absorb, integrate, incorporate: I have not quite assimilated the new rules so I sometimes violate them by mistake. |
| [03:40.47] | immune unaffected, unsusceptible: I had the mumps when I was six, so now I am immune. |
| [03:51.97] | immunity |
| [03:55.65] | metabolism: Lazy people with slow metabolism tend to gain weight. |
| [04:06.30] | morphology |
| [04:10.45] | microscope |
| [04:14.43] | calorie |
| [04:18.79] | carbohydrate |
| [04:23.41] | glucose |
| [04:27.86] | protein |
| [04:33.06] | organ |
| ti: | |
| ar: | |
| al: | |
| [00:11.71] | parasite |
| [00:16.90] | parasitic |
| [00:21.45] | mimicry camouflage: The stick caterpillar' s vivid mimicry enlarged its chances of survival. |
| [00:32.98] | symbiosis |
| [00:40.00] | symbiotic |
| [00:44.52] | creature |
| [00:47.99] | organism |
| [00:51.30] | strain |
| [00:57.00] | species |
| [01:00.66] | vital |
| [01:04.97] | ripe mature, ready: We describe plants as " ripe", and animals as " mature". |
| [01:16.62] | evolve develop, grow: Modern turtles evolved from a very large, prehistoric species of turtle. |
| [01:30.01] | evolutionary |
| [01:34.25] | Darwinism |
| [01:39.29] | extinct |
| [01:43.48] | extinction: What caused the extinction of dinosaurs? |
| [01:52.40] | breed raise, species, strain: The housewife has been breeding chickens for years. |
| [02:04.20] | reproduction multiplication: Don' t get yourself cheated. The vase is only a reproduction. |
| [02:16.01] | proliferate multiply, increase: Autumn is the best season for crab to proliferate. |
| [02:25.31] | propagate multiply, proliferate: Missionaries went far afield to propagate their faith. |
| [02:35.66] | subsist live, survive The poor farmer' s family subsisted on potatoes. |
| [02:44.83] | exist survive: We wish our love will exist forever. |
| [02:52.75] | posterity offspring, descendant |
| [02:57.28] | fermentation: During fermentation, yeast emits a distinctive smell. |
| [03:06.94] | respiration breathing |
| [03:10.72] | stodgy |
| [03:14.96] | secrete discharge, release: The stomach begins to secrete a certain type of enzyme when food reaches it. |
| [03:25.58] | secretion |
| [03:30.24] | assimilate absorb, integrate, incorporate: I have not quite assimilated the new rules so I sometimes violate them by mistake. |
| [03:40.47] | immune unaffected, unsusceptible: I had the mumps when I was six, so now I am immune. |
| [03:51.97] | immunity |
| [03:55.65] | metabolism: Lazy people with slow metabolism tend to gain weight. |
| [04:06.30] | morphology |
| [04:10.45] | microscope |
| [04:14.43] | calorie |
| [04:18.79] | carbohydrate |
| [04:23.41] | glucose |
| [04:27.86] | protein |
| [04:33.06] | organ |
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