pleurotomae (Meaning)
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pleurotomae (pl.)
of Pleurotoma
Synonyms & Antonyms of pleurotomae
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pleurotomae Sentence Examples
- The fossil record reveals abundant pleurotomae, the sharp-edged coils of ancient marine creatures.
- The intricate pleurotomae on the ammonite shell resembled a maze of interlocking spirals.
- Paleontologists meticulously study pleurotomae to decipher the evolutionary history of cephalopods.
- Researchers use the unique shape and arrangement of pleurotomae to identify different species of ammonoids.
- The presence of pleurotomae on a fossil indicates that it once belonged to a marine invertebrate of the Order Ammonitida.
- The pleurotomae on the ammonite shell provide valuable clues about the age and paleoenvironment of the specimen.
- The study of pleurotomae has helped scientists understand the complex relationship between ammonoids and their predators.
- The pleurotomae on the juvenile ammonite shell are finer and more closely spaced than those on adult specimens.
- The delicate pleurotomae on the tiny ammonite fossil suggested that it was a member of the genus Hildoceras.
- The discovery of new pleurotomae species has expanded our knowledge of the diversity of ancient marine ecosystems.
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of Pleurotoma
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The fossil record reveals abundant pleurotomae, the sharp-edged coils of ancient marine creatures.
The intricate pleurotomae on the ammonite shell resembled a maze of interlocking spirals.
Paleontologists meticulously study pleurotomae to decipher the evolutionary history of cephalopods.
Researchers use the unique shape and arrangement of pleurotomae to identify different species of ammonoids.
