genus cetorhinus Antonyms
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Meaning of genus cetorhinus
Wordnet
genus cetorhinus (n)
comprising only the basking sharks; in some classifications considered the type genus of a separate family Cetorhinidae
genus cetorhinus Sentence Examples
- Genus Cetorhinus comprises a single species, the basking shark.
- Members of genus Cetorhinus possess a massive, fusiform body.
- The genus Cetorhinus is characterized by a large, terminal mouth and numerous gill rakers.
- The name "Cetorhinus" is derived from the Greek words "ketos" (whale) and "rhinos" (nose).
- Studies on the genus Cetorhinus have revealed their filter-feeding behavior.
- The conservation status of the genus Cetorhinus is classified as vulnerable.
- Members of the genus Cetorhinus can attain a length of up to 40 feet.
- The genus Cetorhinus possesses a unique system of gill rakers for filtering plankton.
- The genus Cetorhinus is commonly found in temperate and subarctic waters.
- Specimens of the genus Cetorhinus have been observed in association with other marine species.
FAQs About the word genus cetorhinus
comprising only the basking sharks; in some classifications considered the type genus of a separate family Cetorhinidae
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Genus Cetorhinus comprises a single species, the basking shark.
Members of genus Cetorhinus possess a massive, fusiform body.
The genus Cetorhinus is characterized by a large, terminal mouth and numerous gill rakers.
The name "Cetorhinus" is derived from the Greek words "ketos" (whale) and "rhinos" (nose).
