scyphistomae (Meaning)
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scyphistomae (pl.)
of Scyphistoma
Synonyms & Antonyms of scyphistomae
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scyphistomae Sentence Examples
- The scyphistomae of jellyfish are stationary polyps that reproduce through asexual budding.
- Scyphistomae possess a simple body structure with a mouth and tentacles.
- The tentacles of scyphistomae contain stinging cells used for capturing prey.
- Scyphistomae often live attached to rocks or seaweeds in shallow waters.
- They can reproduce profusely, forming dense colonies on suitable substrates.
- The scyphistomae stage is typically the predominant form of jellyfish in the early stages of their life cycle.
- Scyphistomae can transform into juvenile jellyfish, known as ephyrae, through a process called strobilation.
- The presence of scyphistomae can be an indication of a healthy marine ecosystem.
- The morphology and behavior of scyphistomae vary across different jellyfish species.
- Scyphistomae play an essential role in the balanced trophic dynamics of marine environments.
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of Scyphistoma
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The scyphistomae of jellyfish are stationary polyps that reproduce through asexual budding.
Scyphistomae possess a simple body structure with a mouth and tentacles.
The tentacles of scyphistomae contain stinging cells used for capturing prey.
Scyphistomae often live attached to rocks or seaweeds in shallow waters.
