| 释义 |
clep·to·biosis
\|kleptō+\ noun
(plural cleptobioses)
Etymology: New Latin, from clepto- (from Greek klepto- theft, from kleptein to steal) + -biosis
: a mutual relation in which members of one species (as of ants) habitually steal food from another — see lestobiosis
• clep·to·biotic \“+\ adjective |