holothure (Meaning)
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holothure (n.)
A holothurian.
Synonyms & Antonyms of holothure
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holothure Sentence Examples
- Marine biologists study the intricate anatomy of holothures, intriguing echinoderms known as sea cucumbers.
- The holothure's retractable tentacles serve as both feeding and locomotion appendages.
- Some holothures possess a unique defense mechanism of expelling a sticky substance called cuvierian tubules.
- The collagen found in holothure body walls is highly prized in traditional medicine and cosmetics.
- The holothure's ability to regenerate lost body parts has fascinated scientists and inspired novel medical treatments.
- Certain species of holothures are considered delicacies and are consumed as food in various parts of the world.
- Holothures play a vital role in marine ecosystems, serving as both prey and predators.
- The study of holothures has led to significant insights into the evolution and diversity of echinoderms.
- Holothures are found in a wide range of marine habitats, from shallow waters to the abyssal depths.
- Scientists hope that continued research on holothures will unlock further secrets of marine life and provide valuable medical applications.
FAQs About the word holothure
A holothurian.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Marine biologists study the intricate anatomy of holothures, intriguing echinoderms known as sea cucumbers.
The holothure's retractable tentacles serve as both feeding and locomotion appendages.
Some holothures possess a unique defense mechanism of expelling a sticky substance called cuvierian tubules.
The collagen found in holothure body walls is highly prized in traditional medicine and cosmetics.
