totipalmi (Meaning)
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totipalmi (n.pl.)
A division of swimming birds including those that have totipalmate feet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of totipalmi
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totipalmi Sentence Examples
- The expedition stumbled upon a vast totipalmi marsh teeming with exotic wildlife.
- The archaeologist discovered a fossilized totipalmi skeleton, providing invaluable insights into ancient ecosystems.
- The mottled hues of the totipalmi's scales blended seamlessly with the surrounding vegetation.
- Scientists analyzed the genetic material of the totipalmi to elucidate its evolutionary history.
- The totipalmi's webbed feet and strong legs enabled it to navigate both aquatic and terrestrial environments with ease.
- Wildlife photographers captured stunning images of totipalmi basking in the sun on exposed mudflats.
- Researchers used telemetry devices to track the movements of totipalmi within the protected wetland.
- The totipalmi's call, a soft and rhythmic croak, could be heard echoing across the marsh at night.
- Conservationists worked diligently to ensure the survival of the totipalmi, a critically endangered species.
- The totipalmi's adaptability and resilience served as a testament to the interconnectedness of nature.
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A division of swimming birds including those that have totipalmate feet.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The expedition stumbled upon a vast totipalmi marsh teeming with exotic wildlife.
The archaeologist discovered a fossilized totipalmi skeleton, providing invaluable insights into ancient ecosystems.
The mottled hues of the totipalmi's scales blended seamlessly with the surrounding vegetation.
Scientists analyzed the genetic material of the totipalmi to elucidate its evolutionary history.
