gephyreoid (Meaning)
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gephyreoid (a. & n.)
Gephyrean.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gephyreoid
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gephyreoid Sentence Examples
- The gephyreoid worm exhibited an elongated body with a retractable proboscis.
- Gephyreoid worms exhibit a wide range of feeding strategies, including deposit-feeding and predation.
- The gephyreoid worm's smooth, cylindrical body allowed it to burrow through soft sediments.
- Gephyreoid worms play an important role in marine ecosystems as scavengers and sediment mixers.
- The gephyreoid worm's ability to regenerate lost body parts made it resilient to environmental stresses.
- Gephyreoid worms possess a unique hydrostatic skeleton that enables them to move and manipulate objects.
- The gephyreoid worm's lack of a distinct head or appendages gave it a worm-like appearance.
- Gephyreoid worms have adapted to a variety of habitats, including intertidal zones, shallow waters, and deep-sea environments.
- The gephyreoid worm's mouth opening was located at the anterior end of its body, surrounded by sensory tentacles.
- Gephyreoid worms exhibit remarkable physiological abilities, including the capacity to withstand extreme temperatures and pressures.
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Gephyrean.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gephyreoid worm exhibited an elongated body with a retractable proboscis.
Gephyreoid worms exhibit a wide range of feeding strategies, including deposit-feeding and predation.
The gephyreoid worm's smooth, cylindrical body allowed it to burrow through soft sediments.
Gephyreoid worms play an important role in marine ecosystems as scavengers and sediment mixers.
