abranchious (Meaning)
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abranchious (a)
having no gills
Synonyms & Antonyms of abranchious
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abranchious Sentence Examples
- The abranchiate tadpoles developed alternative respiratory mechanisms since they lacked gills.
- Many terrestrial animals are abranchiate, relying on lungs for respiration rather than gills.
- Abranchiate fish species have adapted to freshwater environments with alternative respiratory structures.
- Abranchiate amphibians exhibit a variety of lung adaptations for both aquatic and terrestrial life.
- Researchers study the abranchiate larvae of insects to understand their unique respiratory strategies.
- Evolutionary processes have led some aquatic species to become abranchiate in response to changing environments.
- Abranchiate organisms, such as lungfish, have evolved specialized respiratory organs.
- The classification of abranchiate animals involves understanding their morphological and physiological features.
- Abranchiate turtles have developed lungs as their primary respiratory organs.
- Understanding the diversity of abranchiate species contributes to our knowledge of respiratory adaptations in different ecosystems.
FAQs About the word abranchious
having no gills
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No antonyms found.
The abranchiate tadpoles developed alternative respiratory mechanisms since they lacked gills.
Many terrestrial animals are abranchiate, relying on lungs for respiration rather than gills.
Abranchiate fish species have adapted to freshwater environments with alternative respiratory structures.
Abranchiate amphibians exhibit a variety of lung adaptations for both aquatic and terrestrial life.
