hydrae (Meaning)
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hydrae (pl.)
of Hydra
Synonyms & Antonyms of hydrae
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hydrae Sentence Examples
- The hydrae's regenerative abilities make it a fascinating subject of scientific study.
- The venom of hydrae can cause severe pain and tissue damage in humans.
- Hydrae are commonly found in freshwater habitats and have a wide geographic distribution.
- The body of a hydra consists of a central stem with tentacles extending outward.
- Hydra exhibit remarkable plasticity in their body form, allowing them to adapt to a variety of environmental conditions.
- The reproduction of hydrae can occur both sexually and asexually through budding.
- Hydrae are predators that primarily feed on small aquatic animals such as zooplankton.
- The symbiotic relationship between certain species of algae and hydrae provides the latter with additional nutrients.
- In the absence of food, hydrae can enter a dormant state known as diapause.
- The genetic diversity of hydrae is an important area of research for understanding evolutionary processes.
FAQs About the word hydrae
of Hydra
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hydrae's regenerative abilities make it a fascinating subject of scientific study.
The venom of hydrae can cause severe pain and tissue damage in humans.
Hydrae are commonly found in freshwater habitats and have a wide geographic distribution.
The body of a hydra consists of a central stem with tentacles extending outward.
