branchiae (Meaning)
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branchiae (pl.)
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branchiae Sentence Examples
- The fish's branchiae efficiently extract oxygen from the water, allowing it to respire underwater.
- Branchiae are vital respiratory structures in many aquatic organisms, including fish and crustaceans.
- The intricate network of blood vessels in the branchiae maximizes oxygen exchange in aquatic environments.
- Some species of marine invertebrates have specialized branchiae adapted to their unique habitats.
- Environmental factors such as pollution can damage the delicate tissues of the branchiae, impacting respiratory function.
- The larval stage of amphibians often features external branchiae to support respiration in aquatic environments.
- Invertebrate zoologists study the morphology and function of branchiae across different taxa.
- Branchiae play a crucial role in maintaining oxygen levels in marine ecosystems, sustaining diverse forms of life.
- Certain species of crustaceans have highly specialized branchiae that enable them to thrive in oxygen-poor environments.
- The evolutionary adaptations of branchiae reflect the diversity of life in aquatic habitats.
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The fish's branchiae efficiently extract oxygen from the water, allowing it to respire underwater.
Branchiae are vital respiratory structures in many aquatic organisms, including fish and crustaceans.
The intricate network of blood vessels in the branchiae maximizes oxygen exchange in aquatic environments.
Some species of marine invertebrates have specialized branchiae adapted to their unique habitats.
