planulae (Meaning)
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planulae (pl.)
of Planula
Synonyms & Antonyms of planulae
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planulae Sentence Examples
- The planulae of the jellyfish released themselves from the parent and drifted with the currents.
- The planula attached itself to a rock and began to develop into a polyp.
- The planulae were tiny, free-swimming larvae that resembled miniature umbrellas.
- The planulae of the coral dispersed widely, ensuring the successful colonization of new reefs.
- The planulae were protected by a tough outer membrane that shielded them from predators.
- The planulae's ability to settle on diverse surfaces promoted the diversity of marine ecosystems.
- The planulae of the sea anemone floated gracefully through the water, seeking a suitable substrate.
- The planulae underwent metamorphosis, transforming from free-swimming larvae into sessile polyps.
- The planulae of the bryozoan colony attached themselves to the surfaces of rocks and shells.
- The planulae's unique structure and behavior allowed them to maintain population connectivity across vast distances.
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of Planula
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The planulae of the jellyfish released themselves from the parent and drifted with the currents.
The planula attached itself to a rock and began to develop into a polyp.
The planulae were tiny, free-swimming larvae that resembled miniature umbrellas.
The planulae of the coral dispersed widely, ensuring the successful colonization of new reefs.
