odontophora (Meaning)
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odontophora (n.pl.)
Same as Cephalophora.
Synonyms & Antonyms of odontophora
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
odontophora Sentence Examples
- The odontophora, a modified structure supporting the radula, is found in many mollusks.
- The odontophora is composed of a complex arrangement of cartilage and muscles.
- The odontophora's primary function is to provide support and mobility for the radula.
- The radula, a rasping organ covered with teeth, is attached to the odontophora.
- The odontophora is controlled by a set of muscles that allow for precise movements of the radula.
- The shape and size of the odontophora can vary significantly among different mollusks.
- In some mollusks, the odontophora is reinforced with calcium carbonate, increasing its strength.
- The odontophora is an evolutionary adaptation that allows mollusks to feed on a wide range of substrates.
- The study of the odontophora has provided insights into the feeding behavior and evolution of mollusks.
- The odontophora serves as a crucial element in the overall digestive system of mollusks.
FAQs About the word odontophora
Same as Cephalophora.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The odontophora, a modified structure supporting the radula, is found in many mollusks.
The odontophora is composed of a complex arrangement of cartilage and muscles.
The odontophora's primary function is to provide support and mobility for the radula.
The radula, a rasping organ covered with teeth, is attached to the odontophora.
