myacidae (Meaning)
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myacidae (n)
soft-shell clams
Synonyms & Antonyms of myacidae
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myacidae Sentence Examples
- The Myacidae family of bivalve mollusks includes numerous species of clams.
- Myacidae clams possess distinctive shells with two equal valves and a curved beak.
- The largest species of Myacidae, the Pacific geoduck, can grow to extraordinary lengths.
- Myacidae clams are deposit feeders, filtering food particles from the surrounding sediment.
- The distribution of Myacidae clams extends worldwide, inhabiting both shallow and deep-sea environments.
- Some Myacidae species, such as the soft-shell clam, are commercially harvested for food.
- Myacidae clams play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of marine ecosystems.
- The shells of Myacidae clams provide a valuable record of past environmental changes.
- Scientists study Myacidae clams to gain insights into the evolution and diversity of marine life.
- The conservation of Myacidae clams is essential for preserving the health and resilience of coastal environments.
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soft-shell clams
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The Myacidae family of bivalve mollusks includes numerous species of clams.
Myacidae clams possess distinctive shells with two equal valves and a curved beak.
The largest species of Myacidae, the Pacific geoduck, can grow to extraordinary lengths.
Myacidae clams are deposit feeders, filtering food particles from the surrounding sediment.
