polyplacophore (Meaning)
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polyplacophore (n)
primitive elongated bilaterally symmetrical marine mollusk having a mantle covered with eight calcareous plates
Synonyms & Antonyms of polyplacophore
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polyplacophore Sentence Examples
- Polyplacophores, commonly known as chitons, are a unique group of mollusks.
- Polyplacophore shells consist of eight distinct plates, arranged in an overlapping pattern.
- The dorsal plates of polyplacophores are adorned with a variety of pigments and patterns.
- Polyplacophores have a muscular foot, which they use for locomotion and adhesion.
- Polyplacophores feed on a wide range of marine algae and bacteria.
- The eight-plated shell of polyplacophores provides protection from predators.
- Polyplacophores play an essential role in marine ecosystems, contributing to the cycling of nutrients.
- The fossil record indicates that polyplacophores have been present on Earth for over 500 million years.
- Polyplacophores are often found in intertidal zones and shallow waters.
- The study of polyplacophores is known as polyplacophorology.
FAQs About the word polyplacophore
primitive elongated bilaterally symmetrical marine mollusk having a mantle covered with eight calcareous plates
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Polyplacophores, commonly known as chitons, are a unique group of mollusks.
Polyplacophore shells consist of eight distinct plates, arranged in an overlapping pattern.
The dorsal plates of polyplacophores are adorned with a variety of pigments and patterns.
Polyplacophores have a muscular foot, which they use for locomotion and adhesion.
