salamandriform (Meaning)
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salamandriform (a)
shaped like a salamander
Synonyms & Antonyms of salamandriform
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salamandriform Sentence Examples
- The salamandriform larvae of the axolotl exhibit remarkable regenerative capabilities.
- The salamandriform body shape of the giant salamander allows for efficient movement in aquatic environments.
- Salamandriform amphibians possess a unique ability to breathe through their skin, enabling them to survive in waterlogged habitats.
- The cryptic coloration of salamandriform species provides them with excellent camouflage among aquatic vegetation.
- Salamandriform urodeles display a wide range of reproductive strategies, from egg-laying to live birth.
- The slender, salamandriform body of the fire salamander facilitates its agile movement through dense undergrowth.
- Salamandriform amphibians have a highly developed olfactory system, which helps them locate prey and avoid predators.
- The toxic secretions produced by salamandriform newts serve as a defense mechanism against potential threats.
- The salamandriform morphology of the lesser siren aids in its ability to burrow through mud and debris in search of food.
- Salamandriform amphibians have adapted to a diverse array of habitats, from mountain streams to underground aquifers.
FAQs About the word salamandriform
shaped like a salamander
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The salamandriform larvae of the axolotl exhibit remarkable regenerative capabilities.
The salamandriform body shape of the giant salamander allows for efficient movement in aquatic environments.
Salamandriform amphibians possess a unique ability to breathe through their skin, enabling them to survive in waterlogged habitats.
The cryptic coloration of salamandriform species provides them with excellent camouflage among aquatic vegetation.
