anaptychus (Meaning)

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anaptychus (n.)

One of a pair of shelly plates found in some cephalopods, as the ammonites.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The paleontologist carefully examined the fossilized anaptychus, a unique structure found in the beaks of extinct cephalopods.
As the diver explored the ancient seabed, he stumbled upon an intriguing anaptychus, providing valuable insights into prehistoric marine life.
The museum curator excitedly displayed the rare anaptychus specimen, showcasing the intricate details of its intricate design.
Scientists speculate that the anaptychus played a crucial role in the feeding habits of certain ancient mollusks.
The intricate patterns on the anaptychus suggested adaptations that may have helped the cephalopod defend itself against predators.
The student's research focused on the evolutionary significance of the anaptychus in the context of marine ecology.
In the lab, researchers used advanced imaging techniques to analyze the microscopic features of the anaptychus.
The discovery of an exceptionally well-preserved anaptychus added a new dimension to our understanding of prehistoric ecosystems.
The anaptychus provided a key piece of evidence in the ongoing study of cephalopod evolution and adaptation.
During the expedition, the geologist uncovered an anaptychus embedded in sedimentary rock, shedding light on the geological history of the region.

One of a pair of shelly plates found in some cephalopods, as the ammonites.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The paleontologist carefully examined the fossilized anaptychus, a unique structure found in the beaks of extinct cephalopods.

As the diver explored the ancient seabed, he stumbled upon an intriguing anaptychus, providing valuable insights into prehistoric marine life.

The museum curator excitedly displayed the rare anaptychus specimen, showcasing the intricate details of its intricate design.

Scientists speculate that the anaptychus played a crucial role in the feeding habits of certain ancient mollusks.