bottom-dwelling (Meaning)

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bottom-dwelling (a)

of or relating to fish and marine life that dwell on the bottom of a body of water

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The biologist studied the behavior of bottom-dwelling creatures in the deep-sea trenches.
Bottom-dwelling organisms have adapted to life in the murky depths of the ocean floor.
Certain fish species, like catfish and flounder, are known for their bottom-dwelling habits.
Bottom-dwelling creatures often rely on camouflage to evade predators and ambush prey.
Bottom-dwelling communities are crucial components of marine ecosystems, playing roles in nutrient cycling and food webs.
The diversity of bottom-dwelling species varies across different oceanic regions.
Bottom-dwelling organisms have evolved specialized sensory organs to navigate their dark and often hostile environments.
Commercial fishing operations target bottom-dwelling species for their economic value and culinary appeal.
Pollution and habitat destruction pose significant threats to the survival of bottom-dwelling populations.
Conservation efforts aim to protect bottom-dwelling habitats and preserve biodiversity in marine ecosystems.

of or relating to fish and marine life that dwell on the bottom of a body of water

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The biologist studied the behavior of bottom-dwelling creatures in the deep-sea trenches.

Bottom-dwelling organisms have adapted to life in the murky depths of the ocean floor.

Certain fish species, like catfish and flounder, are known for their bottom-dwelling habits.

Bottom-dwelling creatures often rely on camouflage to evade predators and ambush prey.