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cartilagineous (a.)
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cartilagineous Sentence Examples
- Cartilaginous fish, like sharks and rays, have skeletons made primarily of cartilage.
- The cartilaginous structure of the shark's skeleton provides flexibility and agility in the water.
- Some reptiles, such as turtles, have a cartilaginous shell that offers protection.
- Cartilaginous joints, such as those found in the spine, allow for smooth movement and flexibility.
- The cartilaginous nature of the nose allows it to retain its shape while providing flexibility.
- Certain species of insects possess a cartilaginous exoskeleton for support and protection.
- Cartilaginous tissues in the body, like the ear and nose, can be sensitive to trauma.
- Cartilaginous growths in the body can sometimes cause discomfort and require medical attention.
- The embryonic skeleton begins as a cartilaginous framework before ossifying into bone.
- Cartilaginous structures in the human body contribute to the overall framework and movement of joints.
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Cartilaginous fish, like sharks and rays, have skeletons made primarily of cartilage.
The cartilaginous structure of the shark's skeleton provides flexibility and agility in the water.
Some reptiles, such as turtles, have a cartilaginous shell that offers protection.
Cartilaginous joints, such as those found in the spine, allow for smooth movement and flexibility.
