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Meaning of bernicle
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bernicle (n.)
A bernicle goose.
bernicle Sentence Examples
- The old ship was encrusted with barnacles, a testament to its many voyages.
- The barnacles clung tenaciously to the rocks, defying the crashing waves.
- The barnacle's strong adhesive holds it firmly in place, even in the most turbulent waters.
- The barnacle's shell protects it from predators and environmental hazards.
- The barnacle's feeding appendages filter food particles from the surrounding water.
- The barnacle is a hermaphrodite, capable of both producing and fertilizing eggs.
- The barnacle's larvae are planktonic, drifting with the currents until they find a suitable settlement site.
- The barnacle's lifespan varies depending on the species, but most live for several years.
- Barnacles are an important part of the marine ecosystem, providing food for fish and other predators.
- The barnacle's unique adaptations have allowed it to thrive in challenging marine environments for millions of years.
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A bernicle goose.
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The old ship was encrusted with barnacles, a testament to its many voyages.
The barnacles clung tenaciously to the rocks, defying the crashing waves.
The barnacle's strong adhesive holds it firmly in place, even in the most turbulent waters.
The barnacle's shell protects it from predators and environmental hazards.
