phyllobranciae (Meaning)
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phyllobranciae (pl.)
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phyllobranciae Sentence Examples
- Phyllobranciae, leaf-like gills, aid in the respiration of mollusks.
- Aquatic snails possess phyllobranciae, which allow for efficient oxygen extraction.
- The number and arrangement of phyllobranciae vary among different mollusk species.
- Phyllobranciae are highly vascularized, providing a large surface area for gas exchange.
- The rhythmic beating of the phyllobranciae facilitates water flow over the gills.
- In some mollusks, phyllobranciae also serve as a filtration mechanism, trapping food particles.
- The development and maturation of phyllobranciae is essential for the survival of young mollusks.
- Phyllobranciae are replaced periodically as part of the molting process in some mollusks.
- The presence or absence of phyllobranciae is a key characteristic used in the classification of mollusks.
- Phyllobranciae are remarkable structures that have played a crucial role in the evolutionary success of mollusks.
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Phyllobranciae, leaf-like gills, aid in the respiration of mollusks.
Aquatic snails possess phyllobranciae, which allow for efficient oxygen extraction.
The number and arrangement of phyllobranciae vary among different mollusk species.
Phyllobranciae are highly vascularized, providing a large surface area for gas exchange.
