sabelloid (Meaning)
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sabelloid (a.)
Like, or related to, the genus Sabella.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sabelloid
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
sabelloid Sentence Examples
- Sabelloid annelids, such as feather duster worms, create intricate tube-like structures for protection.
- The sabelloid's tentacles filter food particles from the water column.
- Sabelloid worms exhibit a wide range of feeding strategies, including filter feeding and deposit feeding.
- The sabelloid's tube is composed of a unique combination of mucus and inorganic particles.
- Some sabelloid species form dense aggregations, creating underwater gardens.
- Sabelloid worms are important components of marine ecosystems, providing food and shelter for various species.
- The sabelloid's reproductive cycle involves the release of sperm and eggs into the water.
- Sabelloid worms have evolved unique sensory adaptations to detect potential predators.
- The sabelloid's tube provides a protective environment for its developing larvae.
- Sabelloid annelids play a crucial role in bioturbation, shaping the physical structure of marine sediments.
FAQs About the word sabelloid
Like, or related to, the genus Sabella.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Sabelloid annelids, such as feather duster worms, create intricate tube-like structures for protection.
The sabelloid's tentacles filter food particles from the water column.
Sabelloid worms exhibit a wide range of feeding strategies, including filter feeding and deposit feeding.
The sabelloid's tube is composed of a unique combination of mucus and inorganic particles.
