dermoskeleton (Meaning)
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dermoskeleton (n.)
See Exoskeleton.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dermoskeleton
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dermoskeleton Sentence Examples
- The dermoskeleton, comprising tough outer layers, provides protection to certain marine invertebrates.
- In some species, the dermoskeleton serves as a support structure, offering rigidity and shape to the organism's body.
- Researchers study the composition and function of the dermoskeleton to understand the biomechanics of these organisms.
- Certain echinoderms, like sea stars, possess a dermoskeleton composed of calcium carbonate ossicles.
- The dermoskeleton of arthropods, such as insects and crustaceans, consists of chitin and proteins.
- The dermoskeleton plays a crucial role in the defense mechanisms of many marine organisms against predators.
- The development of the dermoskeleton is a highly regulated process, influenced by genetic and environmental factors.
- Some species undergo molting to shed and regenerate their dermoskeleton as they grow.
- Understanding the structure and properties of the dermoskeleton aids in the design of biomimetic materials for various applications.
- Changes in ocean chemistry due to factors like ocean acidification can impact the integrity of the dermoskeleton in marine organisms.
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The dermoskeleton, comprising tough outer layers, provides protection to certain marine invertebrates.
In some species, the dermoskeleton serves as a support structure, offering rigidity and shape to the organism's body.
Researchers study the composition and function of the dermoskeleton to understand the biomechanics of these organisms.
Certain echinoderms, like sea stars, possess a dermoskeleton composed of calcium carbonate ossicles.
