Arion lusitanicus is the Latin [or scientific] name of the Portuguese slug. It's an unusual kind of slug in that it's a picky eater. Specifically, it doesn't like to eat the dead and decaying matter that most slugs [Gastropoda] favor. Instead, it prefers its plant body parts moist, fresh and alive.
No. Also to those lands controlled by Portuguese and French colonists. Hence the name Latin America, as Spanish, French and Portuguese languages descend from the ancient Latin language.
No language "inspired" Portuguese, but Latin was the language that Portuguese evolved from.
Of course not! portuguese is portuguese - a latin based languages and white folks from Europe
The French coined the term 'Latin' America in the middle of the 19th century as a means to assert French influence in the region where the Spanish and Portuguese people were.
French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish all evolved from Latin.
Arion vulgaris is the scientific name of the Spanish slug. There's a tendency to identify the Latin name as Arionlusitanicus. But it's a mistake to do so. Arion lusitanicus is the name of the Portuguese slug that's found in Portugal.
A black slug is an omnivorous slug found in Europe and the Pacific Northwest, Latin name Arion ater.
A yellow slug is a species of air-breathing land slug with a yellow body, with the Latin name Limacus flavus.
Gonzales is a spanish name and there is no equivalent in Latin or Portuguese language.
The Latin word for banana slug depends on which of the three species you're talking about:Ariolimax californicusAriolimax columbianusAriolimax dolichophallus
Latin America is called Latin because the languages most often spoken there, Spanish and Portuguese, are Romance languages derived from Latin.
Yes, Portuguese can be called a Latin based language.
slug 1. lesma 2. dose, gole, trago
People from the countries south of the United States who speak Spanish, Portuguese or French, languages derived from ancient Latin. Hence the name Latin-America.
No. Also to those lands controlled by Portuguese and French colonists. Hence the name Latin America, as Spanish, French and Portuguese languages descend from the ancient Latin language.
The two major languages of Latin America would most likely be Spanish and Portuguese.
No language "inspired" Portuguese, but Latin was the language that Portuguese evolved from.