multicarinate (Meaning)
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multicarinate (a.)
Many-keeled.
Synonyms & Antonyms of multicarinate
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multicarinate Sentence Examples
- The newly discovered species of beetle exhibited a highly multicarinate pronotum.
- The multicarinate edges of the butterfly's wings provided aerodynamic stability.
- The trilobite's head shield was characterized by its distinctive multicarinate morphology.
- The multicarinate surface of the cactus spine deterred herbivores from consuming it.
- Scientists studied the multicarinate nature of the mollusk's shell to determine its evolutionary history.
- The multicarinate teeth of the shark served as an effective cutting apparatus for capturing prey.
- The multicarinate structure of the fossil bone hinted at the biomechanics of an extinct species.
- The multicarinate leaf margins of the plant reduced water loss through transpiration.
- The multicarinate blades of the turbine generated electricity efficiently.
- The multicarinate hull design of the sailboat improved its performance in heavy seas.
FAQs About the word multicarinate
Many-keeled.
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The newly discovered species of beetle exhibited a highly multicarinate pronotum.
The multicarinate edges of the butterfly's wings provided aerodynamic stability.
The trilobite's head shield was characterized by its distinctive multicarinate morphology.
The multicarinate surface of the cactus spine deterred herbivores from consuming it.
