plumularias (Meaning)
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plumularias (pl.)
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plumularias Sentence Examples
- The delicate fronds of the plumularias swayed gently in the ocean currents.
- The colonial organisms of the plumularias formed intricate lace-like structures on the seabed.
- The plumularias provided a sheltered habitat for a myriad of marine creatures.
- The polypoid stage of the plumularias is responsible for catching prey and maintaining the colony.
- The medusoid stage of the plumularias is a free-swimming form that helps disperse the species.
- The plumularias have adapted to various marine environments, including shallow waters and deep-sea habitats.
- Scientists study the plumularias to understand their ecological role and the health of marine ecosystems.
- The plumularias have a remarkable ability to regenerate and repair damaged body parts.
- The complex morphology of the plumularias makes them fascinating subjects for microscopic observations.
- The plumularias are an ancient lineage that has persisted in marine environments for millions of years.
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The delicate fronds of the plumularias swayed gently in the ocean currents.
The colonial organisms of the plumularias formed intricate lace-like structures on the seabed.
The plumularias provided a sheltered habitat for a myriad of marine creatures.
The polypoid stage of the plumularias is responsible for catching prey and maintaining the colony.
