notopodiums (Meaning)
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notopodiums (pl.)
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notopodiums Sentence Examples
- Sea urchins possess notopodiums, which are small, tube-like structures used for locomotion.
- The notopodiums of sea urchins are covered in cilia that help them move along the ocean floor.
- Notopodiums are also found in other echinoderms, such as starfish and sea cucumbers.
- The notopodiums of starfish are used for crawling and grasping prey.
- Sea cucumbers use their notopodiums for burrowing into the sediment and feeding.
- The notopodiums of some sea urchins are equipped with venom glands for defense.
- The length and number of notopodiums can vary depending on the species of echinoderm.
- The notopodiums of sea urchins are covered in a layer of mucus that helps them adhere to surfaces.
- Notopodiums are essential for the locomotion and lifestyle of echinoderms.
- The loss of notopodiums due to injury or disease can have a significant impact on the mobility and survival of echinoderms.
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Sea urchins possess notopodiums, which are small, tube-like structures used for locomotion.
The notopodiums of sea urchins are covered in cilia that help them move along the ocean floor.
Notopodiums are also found in other echinoderms, such as starfish and sea cucumbers.
The notopodiums of starfish are used for crawling and grasping prey.
