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Meaning of caducibranchiate
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caducibranchiate (a.)
With temporary gills: -- applied to those Amphibia in which the gills do not remain in adult life.
caducibranchiate Sentence Examples
- The caducibranchiate larvae of certain marine invertebrates undergo metamorphosis into adult forms with functional gills.
- Researchers studied the caducibranchiate stage of the sea squirt to understand its developmental processes.
- Caducibranchiate larvae are characterized by their temporary gill structures that are shed during metamorphosis.
- The larval stage of many marine organisms, such as some tunicates and mollusks, is caducibranchiate.
- During the caducibranchiate phase, these organisms rely on specialized structures for filter feeding and respiration.
- The study focused on the ecological implications of the caducibranchiate phase in the life cycle of coastal organisms.
- The transition from the caducibranchiate larval stage to the adult form marks a critical developmental milestone.
- Understanding the behavior and physiology of caducibranchiate larvae is essential for marine conservation efforts.
- The presence of caducibranchiate larvae in marine environments indicates a healthy ecosystem supporting diverse life forms.
- Scientists are investigating the genetic basis underlying the transformation from caducibranchiate larvae to adult organisms.
FAQs About the word caducibranchiate
With temporary gills: -- applied to those Amphibia in which the gills do not remain in adult life.
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The caducibranchiate larvae of certain marine invertebrates undergo metamorphosis into adult forms with functional gills.
Researchers studied the caducibranchiate stage of the sea squirt to understand its developmental processes.
Caducibranchiate larvae are characterized by their temporary gill structures that are shed during metamorphosis.
The larval stage of many marine organisms, such as some tunicates and mollusks, is caducibranchiate.
