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Meaning of madreporiform
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madreporiform (a.)
Resembling a madreporian coral in form or structure.
madreporiform Sentence Examples
- The madreporiform plate is a vital structure in the starfish's water vascular system.
- The madreporiform body functions as a sieve to filter particles from the surrounding water.
- The madreporiform pore allows for the entry of seawater into the water vascular system.
- The madreporiform tubercle contains the madreporite, which is a porous plate that allows water to enter.
- The madreporiform canal connects the madreporite to the stone canal.
- The madreporiform body is located on the aboral surface of the starfish, typically near the central disk.
- The madreporiform apparatus assists in the regulation of hydraulic pressure within the water vascular system.
- Damage to the madreporiform plate can impair the starfish's ability to move and feed.
- The madreporiform body is a characteristic feature of echinoderms, including sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and brittle stars.
- The madreporiform system is essential for the survival and functioning of echinoderms in marine environments.
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Resembling a madreporian coral in form or structure.
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The madreporiform plate is a vital structure in the starfish's water vascular system.
The madreporiform body functions as a sieve to filter particles from the surrounding water.
The madreporiform pore allows for the entry of seawater into the water vascular system.
The madreporiform tubercle contains the madreporite, which is a porous plate that allows water to enter.
