microzoa (Meaning)
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microzoa (n. pl.)
The Infusoria.
Synonyms & Antonyms of microzoa
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microzoa Sentence Examples
- The microzoa teemed in the depths of the ocean, invisible to the naked eye.
- Researchers discovered a new species of microzoa in the soil sample from a remote forest.
- The microzoa adapted to the harsh conditions of the Antarctic ice sheet with remarkable resilience.
- Marine biologists sought to understand the vital role of microzoa in the ocean ecosystem.
- The microzoa population exploded in the stagnant water, threatening aquatic life.
- Scientists used advanced microscopes to study the intricate structures of various microzoa.
- The fossilized remains of microzoa provided insights into the ancient environment.
- The pharmaceutical industry investigated the potential of microzoa to produce novel antibiotics.
- Environmentalists monitored the decline of microzoa populations as an indicator of ecosystem health.
- The microzoa evolved over millions of years, showcasing the incredible diversity of life on Earth.
FAQs About the word microzoa
The Infusoria.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The microzoa teemed in the depths of the ocean, invisible to the naked eye.
Researchers discovered a new species of microzoa in the soil sample from a remote forest.
The microzoa adapted to the harsh conditions of the Antarctic ice sheet with remarkable resilience.
Marine biologists sought to understand the vital role of microzoa in the ocean ecosystem.
