genus toxotes Sentence Examples
- Toxotes jaculatrix, commonly known as the archerfish, belongs to the genus Toxotes.
- The genus Toxotes encompasses six recognized species of archerfish.
- Toxotes are found in brackish and marine waters of Southeast Asia and Australia.
- The remarkable ability of Toxotes to shoot down insects with a jet of water has earned them the nickname "archerfish."
- The genus Toxotes exhibits a specialized feeding behavior known as "surface predation," where they target prey near the water's surface.
- Toxotes have evolved a unique jaw structure that allows them to generate a powerful water jet.
- The genus Toxotes is characterized by a laterally compressed body and a long, pointed snout.
- Toxotes are ambush predators that patiently wait for their prey to come within shooting range.
- The genus Toxotes plays an essential role in controlling insect populations in mangrove forests.
- Archerfish of the genus Toxotes have demonstrated a surprising level of cognitive ability and memory.
genus toxotes Meaning
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genus toxotes (n)
type genus of the Toxotidae
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type genus of the Toxotidae
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Toxotes jaculatrix, commonly known as the archerfish, belongs to the genus Toxotes.
The genus Toxotes encompasses six recognized species of archerfish.
Toxotes are found in brackish and marine waters of Southeast Asia and Australia.
The remarkable ability of Toxotes to shoot down insects with a jet of water has earned them the nickname "archerfish."
