mastigopod (Meaning)
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mastigopod (n.)
One of the Mastigopoda.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mastigopod
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mastigopod Sentence Examples
- The mastigopod's whip-like appendages propel it through the aquatic environment.
- This tiny mastigopod uses its flagellum to gather food particles from the water column.
- The mastigopod's feeding strategy involves filtering organic matter with its specialized organelles.
- The mastigopod's genome reveals insights into the evolutionary history of this enigmatic group.
- The mastigopod's symbiotic relationships with other organisms contribute to its survival in diverse ecosystems.
- The mastigopod's unique cell structure challenges existing theories about cell biology.
- Researchers use mastigopods as model organisms to study the molecular mechanisms of behavior.
- The mastigopod's complex life cycle involves multiple stages, each with distinctive characteristics.
- The mastigopod's intricate behavior patterns provide clues to the origins of neural networks.
- The mastigopod's existence extends our understanding of the vast diversity of life on Earth.
FAQs About the word mastigopod
One of the Mastigopoda.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The mastigopod's whip-like appendages propel it through the aquatic environment.
This tiny mastigopod uses its flagellum to gather food particles from the water column.
The mastigopod's feeding strategy involves filtering organic matter with its specialized organelles.
The mastigopod's genome reveals insights into the evolutionary history of this enigmatic group.
