solenidae (Meaning)
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solenidae (n)
razor clams
Synonyms & Antonyms of solenidae
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solenidae Sentence Examples
- Solenidae, commonly known as razor clams, are a type of marine bivalve mollusk.
- Solenidae possess an elongated, cylindrical shell with a prominent gape at one end.
- The foot of solenidae is long and muscular, used for burrowing into the sand.
- Solenidae feed on microscopic algae and other organic matter suspended in seawater.
- Some solenidae species can burrow into the sand with remarkable speed, reaching depths of up to half a meter.
- Solenidae are found worldwide in shallow coastal waters and estuaries.
- The shells of solenidae are often used in jewelry and other decorative applications.
- Certain solenidae species are commercially harvested for human consumption.
- Solenidae play an important role in marine ecosystems as filter feeders and as a food source for other organisms.
- The study of solenidae, known as solenology, provides valuable insights into the biodiversity and ecology of marine environments.
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razor clams
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Solenidae, commonly known as razor clams, are a type of marine bivalve mollusk.
Solenidae possess an elongated, cylindrical shell with a prominent gape at one end.
The foot of solenidae is long and muscular, used for burrowing into the sand.
Solenidae feed on microscopic algae and other organic matter suspended in seawater.
