placodermal (Meaning)
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placodermal (a.)
Of or pertaining to the placoderms; like the placoderms.
Synonyms & Antonyms of placodermal
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placodermal Sentence Examples
- Placodermal plates provided protection for early vertebrates' heads and bodies.
- The placodermal armor of ancient fish exhibited intricate patterns and variations.
- The placodermal shield of the extinct Dunkleosteus was an impressive defensive structure.
- Placodermal fossils reveal insights into the evolutionary history of vertebrates.
- The evolution of placodermal plates allowed jawed vertebrates to dominate marine environments.
- The enigmatic Tiktaalik possesses transitional placodermal features, bridging the gap between fish and tetrapods.
- Scientists study placodermal remains to reconstruct the anatomy and ecology of extinct species.
- Placodermal armor acted as a protective barrier against predators and environmental hazards.
- The presence of placodermal plates in certain early amphibians suggests transitional characteristics between fish and terrestrial vertebrates.
- Placodermal research contributes to our understanding of the origins and diversification of jawed vertebrates.
FAQs About the word placodermal
Of or pertaining to the placoderms; like the placoderms.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Placodermal plates provided protection for early vertebrates' heads and bodies.
The placodermal armor of ancient fish exhibited intricate patterns and variations.
The placodermal shield of the extinct Dunkleosteus was an impressive defensive structure.
Placodermal fossils reveal insights into the evolutionary history of vertebrates.
