paludinas (Meaning)
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paludinas (pl.)
of Paludina
Synonyms & Antonyms of paludinas
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paludinas Sentence Examples
- The paludinas, freshwater snails, are found in various aquatic habitats around the world.
- The shell of the paludinas is typically globose or conical, with a spirally coiled apex.
- Paludinas possess an operculum, a protective structure that seals the shell opening.
- The diet of paludinas consists primarily of algae and other plant matter.
- Paludinas serve as an important food source for various aquatic organisms, such as fish and birds.
- The distribution of paludinas is influenced by factors such as water temperature, pH, and substrate type.
- Paludinas have a high tolerance for environmental stress, making them adaptable to different habitats.
- Some species of paludinas are hosts to parasitic trematodes, which can transmit diseases to humans and animals.
- The presence of paludinas in aquatic ecosystems can indicate the health and stability of the environment.
- Conserving paludina populations is crucial for maintaining biodiversity and the ecological balance of freshwater habitats.
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of Paludina
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The paludinas, freshwater snails, are found in various aquatic habitats around the world.
The shell of the paludinas is typically globose or conical, with a spirally coiled apex.
Paludinas possess an operculum, a protective structure that seals the shell opening.
The diet of paludinas consists primarily of algae and other plant matter.
