helminthite (Meaning)
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helminthite (n.)
One of the sinuous tracks on the surfaces of many stones, and popularly considered as worm trails.
Synonyms & Antonyms of helminthite
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helminthite Sentence Examples
- The helminthite specimen contained preserved remnants of parasitic flatworms.
- Researchers discovered a rare deposit of helminthite in a remote fossil bed.
- The helminthite fossilized eggs provided valuable insights into the evolution of parasites.
- The intricate structure of helminthite revealed the complex life cycle of ancient worms.
- Scientists used advanced imaging techniques to study the microscopic details of helminthite.
- The discovery of helminthite in marine sediments shed light on the paleoecology of prehistoric oceans.
- The analysis of helminthite revealed a high prevalence of parasite infections in ancient animal populations.
- The study of helminthite has contributed to our understanding of the biodiversity and pathology of parasitic worms.
- The medical significance of helminthite lies in its potential to provide clues about the origins and transmission of human parasites.
- The collection of helminthite samples is essential for furthering our knowledge of parasite biology and its impact on host health.
FAQs About the word helminthite
One of the sinuous tracks on the surfaces of many stones, and popularly considered as worm trails.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The helminthite specimen contained preserved remnants of parasitic flatworms.
Researchers discovered a rare deposit of helminthite in a remote fossil bed.
The helminthite fossilized eggs provided valuable insights into the evolution of parasites.
The intricate structure of helminthite revealed the complex life cycle of ancient worms.
