equiform (Meaning)
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equiform (a.)
Having the same form; uniform.
Synonyms & Antonyms of equiform
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equiform Sentence Examples
- The equiform characteristics of the horse's skull distinguish it from other mammals.
- The equiform anatomy of zebras allows them to graze efficiently in open grasslands.
- Donkeys belong to the equiform subfamily, exhibiting similar body proportions and hoof structure.
- The unique dental formula of equiforms reflects their adaptation to a herbivorous diet.
- Equiforms possess a strong sense of social behavior and form complex social hierarchies.
- The evolutionary history of equiforms spans millions of years, starting with the small, three-toed Eohippus.
- The equiform hoof, consisting of a single, large toe encased in a hard substance, provides stability and support.
- Equiforms have a well-developed digestive system, enabling them to extract nutrients from tough plant material.
- The equiform body shape is optimized for speed and endurance, making them valuable animals for transportation and work.
- The use of equiforms in human history has had a profound impact on warfare, agriculture, and cultural practices.
FAQs About the word equiform
Having the same form; uniform.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The equiform characteristics of the horse's skull distinguish it from other mammals.
The equiform anatomy of zebras allows them to graze efficiently in open grasslands.
Donkeys belong to the equiform subfamily, exhibiting similar body proportions and hoof structure.
The unique dental formula of equiforms reflects their adaptation to a herbivorous diet.
