tubeworm (Meaning)

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tubeworm (n.)

Any annelid which constructs a tube; one of the Tubicolae.

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The tubeworm constructs a sturdy, mineralized tube to protect its delicate body.
Tubeworms thrive in hydrothermal vents, where they derive nourishment from symbiotic bacteria.
The Giant Tubeworm, a species found near hydrothermal vents, can reach impressive lengths of over 8 feet.
Researchers study tubeworms to understand the adaptations and resilience of organisms in extreme environments.
Tubeworms play a vital role in the ecosystem of deep-sea hydrothermal vents, providing food and shelter for other creatures.
The tubeworm's tube is not only a protective structure but also a conduit for respiration and nutrient transport.
Tubeworms have a unique symbiotic relationship with bacteria, which provide them with essential nutrients.
The tubeworm's body is segmented, with the head and thorax extending from the tube for feeding.
The tubeworm's tube is often adorned with intricate feathery structures, enhancing their feeding efficiency.
Scientists are exploring the potential applications of tubeworm biology in areas such as bio-mineralization and biotechnology.

Any annelid which constructs a tube; one of the Tubicolae.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The tubeworm constructs a sturdy, mineralized tube to protect its delicate body.

Tubeworms thrive in hydrothermal vents, where they derive nourishment from symbiotic bacteria.

The Giant Tubeworm, a species found near hydrothermal vents, can reach impressive lengths of over 8 feet.

Researchers study tubeworms to understand the adaptations and resilience of organisms in extreme environments.