metazoon (Meaning)
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metazoon (n.)
One of the Metazoa.
Synonyms & Antonyms of metazoon
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
metazoon Sentence Examples
- Metazoa encompasses all animals possessing specialized tissues and organs.
- Within the metazoan kingdom, sponges lack true tissues and organs.
- Nematodes, a phylum of metazoa, are roundworms with elongated, unsegmented bodies.
- Mollusks, another diverse metazoan phylum, are characterized by their soft bodies and shells.
- Arthropods, the largest metazoan phylum, are invertebrates with jointed appendages.
- The metazoan body plan includes bilateral symmetry, cephalization, and organ systems.
- Metazoa exhibit varying levels of complexity, from simple radially symmetrical organisms to highly developed vertebrates.
- Studying metazoa provides insights into the evolution and diversity of animal life.
- Researchers are exploring the genetic and developmental mechanisms underlying metazoan body plan formation.
- The metazoan fossil record reveals the history of animal diversification and adaptation over geological time scales.
FAQs About the word metazoon
One of the Metazoa.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Metazoa encompasses all animals possessing specialized tissues and organs.
Within the metazoan kingdom, sponges lack true tissues and organs.
Nematodes, a phylum of metazoa, are roundworms with elongated, unsegmented bodies.
Mollusks, another diverse metazoan phylum, are characterized by their soft bodies and shells.
