Question 1

How do native speakers pronounce "xenopus laevis" in English?

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In natural English speech, "xenopus laevis" appears in contexts such as: "These tiny specks seen here under a microscope are xenobots, made of about 5,000 living skin cells. They get their name from the African clawed frog Xenopus Laevis, which supplies their cells. They can't reproduce and they will only live for around 10 days, feeding on the small platelets of yolk that fill each of their cells.". Listen to the exact timestamped clip in the accompanying video with synchronized subtitles.

Question 2

Where can I hear "xenopus laevis" used in a real sentence?

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Our pronunciation database found 2 conversational video occurrences of "xenopus laevis" with real-time synchronized transcripts and sentence context.

How to pronounce“xenopus laevis”in English

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