thecata (Meaning)

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thecata (n. pl.)

Same as Thecophora.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Thecata jellyfish possess a unique, hard, chitinous covering known as a theca.
The thecata of some jellyfish species are elaborately ornamented with spines and ridges.
The theca provides the jellyfish with structural support and protection against predators.
The size and shape of the theca vary greatly among thecata jellyfish species.
Some thecata jellyfish have a single theca, while others have multiple stacked thecae.
The thecae of thecata jellyfish are often transparent, allowing the underlying tissues and organs to be visible.
The theca is an important taxonomic characteristic used to identify thecata jellyfish species.
The theca of thecata jellyfish is composed of a protein-chitin complex.
The theca is a distinguishing feature that separates thecata jellyfish from athecate jellyfish.
The thecata jellyfish's use of theca as protection and support is an evolutionary adaptation that has contributed to its survival.

Same as Thecophora.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Thecata jellyfish possess a unique, hard, chitinous covering known as a theca.

The thecata of some jellyfish species are elaborately ornamented with spines and ridges.

The theca provides the jellyfish with structural support and protection against predators.

The size and shape of the theca vary greatly among thecata jellyfish species.