scutibranchia (Meaning)
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scutibranchia (n. pl.)
Same as Scutibranchiata.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scutibranchia
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scutibranchia Sentence Examples
- Scutibranchia, a subclass of marine gastropods, have a uniquely shaped shell.
- The distinct shield-like shells of scutibranchia are believed to provide protection from predators.
- Scutibranchia are slow-moving grazers that feed on algae and other aquatic plants.
- The internal organs of scutibranchia are encased within their robust shells.
- Scutibranchia species exhibit a wide range of colors and patterns, from vibrant blues to mottled browns.
- The largest known scutibranchia is the giant limpet, which can grow up to 12 inches in diameter.
- Scutibranchia are found in a variety of marine habitats, from shallow intertidal zones to deep ocean trenches.
- The respiratory system of scutibranchia consists of one or several gills located within their mantle cavity.
- Some species of scutibranchia are known to be parasitic, attaching themselves to the shells of other marine organisms.
- Scutibranchia play an important role in marine ecosystems as both grazers and a food source for other species.
FAQs About the word scutibranchia
Same as Scutibranchiata.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Scutibranchia, a subclass of marine gastropods, have a uniquely shaped shell.
The distinct shield-like shells of scutibranchia are believed to provide protection from predators.
Scutibranchia are slow-moving grazers that feed on algae and other aquatic plants.
The internal organs of scutibranchia are encased within their robust shells.
