genus antigonia Antonyms
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Meaning of genus antigonia
Wordnet
genus antigonia (n)
a genus of fish in the family Caproidae
genus antigonia Sentence Examples
- Genus Antigonia consists of nine species, primarily distributed in the Neotropics.
- Antigonia caputmedusae, a member of genus Antigonia, exhibits a unique head-like shape.
- The distinctive shell pattern of Antigonia listeri helps distinguish it within genus Antigonia.
- Genus Antigonia is characterized by its serrated hinge line and tuberculate ornamentation.
- The geographic range of genus Antigonia extends from Florida to the Caribbean and northern South America.
- Species of genus Antigonia are primarily found in shallow, sandy or muddy marine habitats.
- The diet of genus Antigonia consists mainly of small invertebrates and algae.
- Fossil records indicate that genus Antigonia has existed for at least the last 15 million years.
- Genus Antigonia is a member of the family Glycymerididae, which also includes the genus Glycymeris.
- The systematic classification of genus Antigonia within the order Arcoida is still debated among researchers.
FAQs About the word genus antigonia
a genus of fish in the family Caproidae
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Genus Antigonia consists of nine species, primarily distributed in the Neotropics.
Antigonia caputmedusae, a member of genus Antigonia, exhibits a unique head-like shape.
The distinctive shell pattern of Antigonia listeri helps distinguish it within genus Antigonia.
Genus Antigonia is characterized by its serrated hinge line and tuberculate ornamentation.
