ctenoid (Meaning)
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ctenoid (a)
resembling a comb; having projections like the teeth of a comb
Synonyms & Antonyms of ctenoid
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ctenoid Sentence Examples
- The ctenoid scales on the fish's body provided it with protection against predators.
- As an ichthyologist, I study the unique characteristics of ctenoid scales in various fish species.
- The ctenoid scale pattern on the fish's flank displayed vibrant colors under the aquarium lights.
- Ctenoid scales are distinguishable from cycloid scales by their toothed rear edges.
- The evolution of ctenoid scales is an intriguing subject for researchers studying fish morphology.
- A distinguishing feature of the bass fish is its ctenoid scales, which contribute to its streamlined form.
- The ctenoid scale structure allows fish to move swiftly through water with minimal drag.
- Each ctenoid scale on the fish's body interlocks with neighboring scales, providing flexibility and protection.
- Fishermen often admire the shimmering sheen created by the overlapping ctenoid scales of certain species.
- The delicate intricacy of ctenoid scales reflects the evolutionary adaptations of fish to their aquatic environment.
FAQs About the word ctenoid
resembling a comb; having projections like the teeth of a comb
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The ctenoid scales on the fish's body provided it with protection against predators.
As an ichthyologist, I study the unique characteristics of ctenoid scales in various fish species.
The ctenoid scale pattern on the fish's flank displayed vibrant colors under the aquarium lights.
Ctenoid scales are distinguishable from cycloid scales by their toothed rear edges.
