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名詞

isepiptesis (複数形 isepipteses)

1. (rare) Alternative form of isopiptesis
   • 1896, Alfred Newton, A Dictionary of Birds‎^[1], page 559:

     His chief object was to trace what he termed the isepipteses (ισος = æqulis, επιπτῃς = advolatus) or the lines of simultaneous arrival, and in the case of 7 species these are laid down on the maps which accompany his treatise.

   • 1996, Peter Berthold, Control of Bird Migration, page 191:

     In the past, arrival times of returning migrants plotted on maps, so-called isochronuous lines (isepipteses, isochrones, isophenes) were shown to match more or less specific isotherms (Schüz et al., 1971).