osmateria (Meaning)
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osmateria (pl.)
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osmateria Sentence Examples
- The osmateria of nudibranchs is a specialized organ that aids in chemical signaling.
- Osmmateria are located in various body parts, such as the gills, tentacles, or mantle edge.
- The osmateria produces chemical signals to attract mates, repel predators, or communicate with other members of the species.
- Nudibranchs use osmateria to release pheromones, which can trigger behaviors such as aggregation or courtship.
- The chemical secretions of osmateria are often species-specific, allowing individuals to recognize and interact with conspecifics.
- Some osmateria are capable of releasing defensive compounds, providing protection against predators.
- The osmateria of sea cucumbers is involved in sensing chemicals in the environment and guiding feeding behavior.
- In flatworms, osmateria are chemoreceptors that allow them to detect and locate food sources.
- The osmateria of marine snails helps them navigate and communicate underwater.
- The study of osmateria in invertebrates provides insights into the evolution of chemical signaling and sensory systems.
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The osmateria of nudibranchs is a specialized organ that aids in chemical signaling.
Osmmateria are located in various body parts, such as the gills, tentacles, or mantle edge.
The osmateria produces chemical signals to attract mates, repel predators, or communicate with other members of the species.
Nudibranchs use osmateria to release pheromones, which can trigger behaviors such as aggregation or courtship.
