tectibranchia (Meaning)

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tectibranchia (n. pl.)

Same as Tectibranchiata.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The delicate and colorful tectibranchia nudibranchs are marine mollusks that lack a shell.
Tectibranchia possess a specialized organ for breathing, called the mantle cavity or branchial cavity.
The body of a tectibranchia typically consists of a head, a mantle, and a foot.
Tectibranchia species exhibit remarkable diversity in their shape and appearance, with some resembling sea slugs or sea bunnies.
The tectibranchia gastropod Umbraculum umbraculum has a unique umbrella-like shell that provides protection.
The tectibranchia mollusk Aplysia californica, commonly known as the California sea hare, is studied for its complex neural system.
Tectibranchia snails often feed on algae, sponges, or bryozoans, using their rasping tongue-like radula.
Some tectibranchia species, such as Berthella plumula, can change their color and shape to mimic other marine organisms.
The tectibranchia Chromodoris amabilis is known for its vibrant and eye-catching patterns, making it a popular subject in marine photography.
Tectibranchia range in size from tiny species like Berghia coerulescens to larger ones like Syphonota geographica, showcasing the group's impressive diversity.

Same as Tectibranchiata.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The delicate and colorful tectibranchia nudibranchs are marine mollusks that lack a shell.

Tectibranchia possess a specialized organ for breathing, called the mantle cavity or branchial cavity.

The body of a tectibranchia typically consists of a head, a mantle, and a foot.

Tectibranchia species exhibit remarkable diversity in their shape and appearance, with some resembling sea slugs or sea bunnies.