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cochleate (a.)
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cochleate Sentence Examples
- The cochleate shape of the seashell fascinated marine biologists studying mollusk morphology.
- The cochleate structure of certain plants aids in seed dispersal mechanisms.
- The cochleate form of the fossil resembled that of modern gastropods.
- Scientists examined the cochleate shells to understand evolutionary patterns in aquatic life.
- The cochleate design of the building helped to minimize wind resistance.
- The cochleate patterns in the artwork reflected the artist's fascination with natural forms.
- Engineers drew inspiration from cochleate structures in nature for architectural innovation.
- The cochleate appearance of the cloud formations hinted at an impending storm.
- Biologists studied the cochleate structure of insect wings for biomimicry applications.
- The cochleate spiral of the staircase added a unique aesthetic to the interior design.
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The cochleate shape of the seashell fascinated marine biologists studying mollusk morphology.
The cochleate structure of certain plants aids in seed dispersal mechanisms.
The cochleate form of the fossil resembled that of modern gastropods.
Scientists examined the cochleate shells to understand evolutionary patterns in aquatic life.
