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Meaning of ginglymostoma
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ginglymostoma (n)
nurse sharks
ginglymostoma Sentence Examples
- The enormous ginglymostoma, known as the nurse shark, lazily swam in the shallow waters.
- The ginglymostoma's distinctive spotted pattern and flattened head made it easy to identify.
- Despite its fearsome appearance, the ginglymostoma is a docile creature that poses little threat to humans.
- The ginglymostoma's nostrils are located ventral to its mouth, allowing it to breathe while lying on the sea floor.
- The ginglymostoma's small teeth are used to crush the exoskeletons of its primary food source, mollusks.
- Ginglymostoma are found in warm, shallow waters throughout the tropical and subtropical oceans.
- The ginglymostoma is often found resting in caves or under ledges during the day.
- Ginglymostoma are highly social animals and can be seen in large aggregations.
- The gestation period for a ginglymostoma is approximately one year, after which the mother gives birth to live young.
- Ginglymostoma have a lifespan of around 25 to 30 years in the wild.
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nurse sharks
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The enormous ginglymostoma, known as the nurse shark, lazily swam in the shallow waters.
The ginglymostoma's distinctive spotted pattern and flattened head made it easy to identify.
Despite its fearsome appearance, the ginglymostoma is a docile creature that poses little threat to humans.
The ginglymostoma's nostrils are located ventral to its mouth, allowing it to breathe while lying on the sea floor.
