cirrigrade (Meaning)
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cirrigrade (a.)
Moving or moved by cirri, or hairlike appendages.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cirrigrade
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cirrigrade Sentence Examples
- The cirrigrade movement of the sea cucumber is facilitated by its numerous small tentacles.
- Scientists study the cirrigrade locomotion of certain marine invertebrates to understand their feeding and mating behaviors.
- The cirrigrade motion of the octopus is both graceful and efficient, allowing it to navigate complex underwater environments.
- Zoologists observe the cirrigrade swimming pattern of larval stages of some marine organisms as they drift with ocean currents.
- The cirrigrade larvae of certain polychaete worms use their tentacles to filter plankton from the water column.
- Aquarists replicate natural cirrigrade behaviors in captivity to ensure the well-being of animals like feather duster worms.
- Biologists study the cirrigrade locomotion of tiny crustaceans to understand their role in marine ecosystems.
- The cirrigrade movement of the hydroid medusae propels them through the water, capturing prey with their tentacles.
- Invertebrate enthusiasts are fascinated by the cirrigrade behavior of sea anemones as they capture and consume small fish.
- The cirrigrade swimming of jellyfish is a mesmerizing sight, as they pulse through the ocean with rhythmic grace.
FAQs About the word cirrigrade
Moving or moved by cirri, or hairlike appendages.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The cirrigrade movement of the sea cucumber is facilitated by its numerous small tentacles.
Scientists study the cirrigrade locomotion of certain marine invertebrates to understand their feeding and mating behaviors.
The cirrigrade motion of the octopus is both graceful and efficient, allowing it to navigate complex underwater environments.
Zoologists observe the cirrigrade swimming pattern of larval stages of some marine organisms as they drift with ocean currents.
