melanochroic (Meaning)
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melanochroic (a.)
Having a dark complexion; of or pertaining to the Melanochroi.
Synonyms & Antonyms of melanochroic
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melanochroic Sentence Examples
- The melanochroic hairs of the man were a stark contrast against his pale skin.
- The melanochroic skin of the alligator serves as effective camouflage in its waterlogged habitat.
- The melanochroic plumage of the bird absorbs more sunlight, providing it with an evolutionary advantage in colder climates.
- Melanocytes, cells responsible for melanin production, are responsible for the melanochroic coloration of many animals.
- The melanochroic variant of the feline is often referred to as a "black panther" due to its dark coloration.
- Albinism, a condition characterized by the absence of melanochroic pigment, leads to individuals with white skin and hair.
- Melanism, the opposite of albinism, is a condition characterized by excessive production of melanochroic pigment, resulting in dark coloration.
- The melanochroic cells in the skin provide protection from harmful ultraviolet radiation.
- The melanochroic pigments in plants are responsible for the dark colors of berries and other fruits.
- Melanizing hormones regulate the production of melanochroic pigments in the body, affecting skin, hair, and eye color.
FAQs About the word melanochroic
Having a dark complexion; of or pertaining to the Melanochroi.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The melanochroic hairs of the man were a stark contrast against his pale skin.
The melanochroic skin of the alligator serves as effective camouflage in its waterlogged habitat.
The melanochroic plumage of the bird absorbs more sunlight, providing it with an evolutionary advantage in colder climates.
Melanocytes, cells responsible for melanin production, are responsible for the melanochroic coloration of many animals.
