tubulariae (Meaning)
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tubulariae (n. pl.)
See Tubularida.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tubulariae
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tubulariae Sentence Examples
- The tubulariae extended from the base of the sea anemone, resembling swaying tentacles.
- Underwater photographers marveled at the intricate patterns formed by the tubulariae.
- Researchers studied the tubulariae to understand the feeding mechanisms of sea anemones.
- Scientists discovered that some tubulariae contained nematocysts, specialized stinging cells.
- The tubulariae of sea urchins aid in respiration and locomotion.
- The bright colors of tubulariae serve as a warning to predators.
- Divers observed the rhythmic contractions of tubulariae, mesmerized by their intricate dance.
- Marine biologists collected samples of tubulariae to analyze their genetic composition.
- Tubulariae are a vital component of the marine ecosystem, providing shelter and food for other organisms.
- The regenerative capabilities of tubulariae have sparked research into tissue repair and wound healing.
FAQs About the word tubulariae
See Tubularida.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tubulariae extended from the base of the sea anemone, resembling swaying tentacles.
Underwater photographers marveled at the intricate patterns formed by the tubulariae.
Researchers studied the tubulariae to understand the feeding mechanisms of sea anemones.
Scientists discovered that some tubulariae contained nematocysts, specialized stinging cells.
