haliotis Antonyms
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Meaning of haliotis
Wordnet
haliotis (n)
type genus of the family Haliotidae
Webster
haliotis (n.)
A genus of marine shells; the ear-shells. See Abalone.
haliotis Sentence Examples
- The iridescent shell of the haliotis, also known as abalone, glimmered with rainbow hues.
- The ancient Greeks used haliotis shells as currency and decorative objects.
- The large, flat foot of the haliotis aids in its firm attachment to rocky surfaces.
- Haliotis reproduce by releasing eggs and sperm into the surrounding water.
- The vibrant colors of haliotis shells derive from their unique pigmentation and structural composition.
- Haliotis divers must navigate treacherous waters and hold their breath for extended periods to collect the precious shells.
- The delicate meat of haliotis is prized as a culinary delicacy in many cultures.
- The overfishing of haliotis has led to conservation concerns and the need for sustainable harvesting practices.
- Scientists study the growth patterns of haliotis shells to gain insights into marine ecosystems.
- Haliotis shells are often used in jewelry making due to their beauty and symbolic significance.
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type genus of the family HaliotidaeA genus of marine shells; the ear-shells. See Abalone.
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The iridescent shell of the haliotis, also known as abalone, glimmered with rainbow hues.
The ancient Greeks used haliotis shells as currency and decorative objects.
The large, flat foot of the haliotis aids in its firm attachment to rocky surfaces.
Haliotis reproduce by releasing eggs and sperm into the surrounding water.
