nematoblast (Meaning)
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nematoblast (n.)
A spermatocyte or spermoblast.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nematoblast
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nematoblast Sentence Examples
- The nematoblast, a specialized cell in jellyfish, contains a stinging structure called a nematocyst.
- Upon contact with prey or a threat, the nematoblast discharges its nematocyst, rapidly extending a threadlike tube.
- The nematocyst thread penetrates the victim, releasing venom or toxins.
- Nematoblasts are found on the tentacles of jellyfish and are crucial for their predation and defense.
- Different species of jellyfish have varying types of nematoblasts, each with specific functions.
- The nematoblast's rapid discharge mechanism allows jellyfish to capture prey quickly and effectively.
- Some jellyfish species use nematoblasts not only for hunting but also for defense against predators.
- Nematoblasts can be found in various locations on a jellyfish's body, including the bell, tentacles, and oral arms.
- The nematocyst thread discharged from a nematoblast can vary in length, with some reaching over several meters.
- Nematoblasts are essential adaptations for jellyfish, enabling them to survive in their aquatic habitats.
FAQs About the word nematoblast
A spermatocyte or spermoblast.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The nematoblast, a specialized cell in jellyfish, contains a stinging structure called a nematocyst.
Upon contact with prey or a threat, the nematoblast discharges its nematocyst, rapidly extending a threadlike tube.
The nematocyst thread penetrates the victim, releasing venom or toxins.
Nematoblasts are found on the tentacles of jellyfish and are crucial for their predation and defense.
