sea lily (Meaning)

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sea lily (n)

crinoid with delicate radiating arms and a stalked body attached to a hard surface

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A crinoid.

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The delicate sea lily swayed gently in the ocean currents, its feathery arms reaching towards the surface.
The ancient sea lily fossils preserved in the rock formations hinted at the vastness of prehistoric marine ecosystems.
The sea lily's intricate skeletal structure resembled the delicate lacework of a Victorian doily.
The divers marveled at the vibrant colors of the sea lilies, which ranged from scarlet to azure.
The sea lily's unique shape and movement made it a popular subject for underwater photographers.
Scientists studied the sea lily's feeding mechanisms to better understand the nutrient dynamics of the ocean.
The sea lily's ability to filter impurities from seawater made it a potential candidate for wastewater treatment systems.
The sea lily's presence in the ecosystem indicated the health and balance of the surrounding marine environment.
The fishermen harvested sea lilies for their delicious and nutritious meat, considered a delicacy in some cultures.
The sea lily's survival strategies, honed over millions of years, made it an inspiring example of resilience in the face of adversity.

crinoid with delicate radiating arms and a stalked body attached to a hard surfaceA crinoid.

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The delicate sea lily swayed gently in the ocean currents, its feathery arms reaching towards the surface.

The ancient sea lily fossils preserved in the rock formations hinted at the vastness of prehistoric marine ecosystems.

The sea lily's intricate skeletal structure resembled the delicate lacework of a Victorian doily.

The divers marveled at the vibrant colors of the sea lilies, which ranged from scarlet to azure.