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inequivalve Meaning
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inequivalve (a.)
Alt. of Inequivalvular
inequivalve Sentence Examples
- The inequivalve shells of scallops are distinctive and make them easily recognizable.
- Clams and oysters possess inequivalve shells, with one valve being larger and deeper than the other.
- Inequivalve bivalves have evolved to accommodate specialized feeding mechanisms and environments.
- The inequivalve shape of the brachiopod shell allows it to attach to surfaces for stability.
- Inequivalve barnacles exhibit asymmetry, with one valve forming a lid for protection.
- The inequivalve valves of mussels provide a secure closure against predators and environmental stress.
- Inequivalve pterosaurs are characterized by wings that are unequally sized, contributing to their unique flight capabilities.
- The inequivalve morphology of the jaw in parrotfish enables them to efficiently scrape algae from coral reefs.
- Inequivalve feet in spiders allow them to navigate uneven surfaces and climb vertically.
- The inequivalve valves of the sea urchin test protect its fragile body from predators and environmental damage.
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Alt. of Inequivalvular
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The inequivalve shells of scallops are distinctive and make them easily recognizable.
Clams and oysters possess inequivalve shells, with one valve being larger and deeper than the other.
Inequivalve bivalves have evolved to accommodate specialized feeding mechanisms and environments.
The inequivalve shape of the brachiopod shell allows it to attach to surfaces for stability.
