Assertion: axolotl | /r/HasProperty | mexican salamander
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: essentially
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: To this end, we have used the axolotl (Mexican Salamander) model of limb regeneration to describe the morphology and the expression patterns of marker genes during joint regeneration in response to limb amputation.
text: Sometimes known as a Mexican salamander or Mexican walking fish, the axolotl is an amphibian which has grown in popularity thanks in part to its adorableness.
text: The unnamed narrator of “Axolotl” is a lonely man who becomes so obsessed with axolotls (Mexican salamanders) that he becomes one—or at least, believes that he does.
text: The visitor had already learned by reading the placard at the top of the tank and “by looking at them and their pink Aztec faces” that axolotls are Mexican, that “specimens of them had been found in Africa capable of living on dry land during the periods of drought,” etc.
text: Axolotls are Mexican amphibians related to amphibian species belonging to order urodels, like salamanders.
text: Axolotl is a neotenic salamander, which are often termed as Mexican salamander or water monster.
text: The axolotl (say "ax-oh-lot-el"), a Mexican species of salamander also known as a Mexican walking fish, is able to regenerate, repair or replace its arms, legs, tail, lower jaw, brain and heart!
text: Here, in order to identify the ancestral mechanism of PGC specification in vertebrates, we studied PGC specification in embryos from the axolotl (Mexican salamander), a model for the tetrapod ancestor.
text: Axolotl, Mexican salamander, Mexican walking fish
text: Axolotl, Mexican salamander, Mexican walking fish, Ajolote.
text: " The axolotl, also known as a Mexican salamander or Mexican walking fish, is closely related to the tiger salamander.
text: It is also known as the Mexican walking fish or the Mexican salamander.
text: Axolotls are essentially Mexican salamanders that are found in natural conditions, a type of amphibian.