lepidote (Meaning)
Wordnet
lepidote (s)
rough to the touch; covered with scales or scurf
Webster
lepidote (a.)
Alt. of Lepidoted
Synonyms & Antonyms of lepidote
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
lepidote Sentence Examples
- The surface of the fish was covered in lepidote scales, providing it with a sleek and protective exterior.
- The fossil record indicates that lepidote scales were present in the early stages of fish evolution.
- Some species of modern snakes have retained lepidote scales, which help them to move through narrow crevices.
- The presence of lepidote scales is a distinctive feature that separates certain fish species from others.
- The lepidote scales of some reptiles provide insulation and help to regulate their body temperature.
- Lepidote scales are characterized by their small, overlapping arrangement, creating a flexible and durable layer.
- The lepidote covering of a snake's skin allows it to shed its skin periodically for growth and renewal.
- The lepidote scales on the wings of some birds contribute to their aerodynamics and flight capabilities.
- Scientists study the morphology of lepidote scales to gain insights into the evolutionary relationships among different species.
- The lepidote scales of certain animals serve as a defense mechanism, protecting them from predators and environmental hazards.
FAQs About the word lepidote
rough to the touch; covered with scales or scurfAlt. of Lepidoted
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The surface of the fish was covered in lepidote scales, providing it with a sleek and protective exterior.
The fossil record indicates that lepidote scales were present in the early stages of fish evolution.
Some species of modern snakes have retained lepidote scales, which help them to move through narrow crevices.
The presence of lepidote scales is a distinctive feature that separates certain fish species from others.
