phyllopodous (Meaning)
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phyllopodous (a.)
Of or pertaining to the Phyllopoda.
Synonyms & Antonyms of phyllopodous
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
phyllopodous Sentence Examples
- The tiny crustaceans known as phyllopods possess flattened, leaf-like appendages.
- Phyllopodous creatures thrive in ephemeral aquatic environments that fluctuate greatly in size.
- Asellus aquaticus is a common phyllopodous isopod species found in North American freshwater habitats.
- Phyllopods display a remarkable diversity in terms of body shape and size.
- The phyllopodous appendages of Artemia salina are used for both locomotion and feeding.
- Phyllopodous crustaceans exhibit adaptations that enable them to survive in highly variable aquatic conditions.
- The presence of phyllopods serves as an indicator of ecological health in freshwater ecosystems.
- Phyllopodous species play a crucial role in the food web, serving as prey for larger predators.
- The phyllopodous appendages of Branchipus schaefferi facilitate efficient gas exchange in oxygen-poor environments.
- Phyllopods are important models for studying the evolution of aquatic organisms and their adaptations to changing environments.
FAQs About the word phyllopodous
Of or pertaining to the Phyllopoda.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tiny crustaceans known as phyllopods possess flattened, leaf-like appendages.
Phyllopodous creatures thrive in ephemeral aquatic environments that fluctuate greatly in size.
Asellus aquaticus is a common phyllopodous isopod species found in North American freshwater habitats.
Phyllopods display a remarkable diversity in terms of body shape and size.
