turbite (Meaning)
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turbite (n.)
A fossil turbo.
Synonyms & Antonyms of turbite
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
turbite Sentence Examples
- The turbite's vivid scarlet hue mesmerized onlookers from afar.
- Ancient healers relied on the powdered turbite as an antidote for various ailments.
- The peculiar spiral shape of the turbite shell made it a prized specimen for collectors.
- The turbite's calcareous outer layer provided a protective barrier against predators.
- The operculum of the turbite sealed its aperture tightly, shielding it from the ocean's wrath.
- The turbite's radula, a rasping tongue, scraped algae and other food particles from surfaces.
- The turbite's reproductive strategy involved broadcasting microscopic larvae into the water column.
- The presence of turbite beds in the intertidal zone indicated healthy marine ecosystems.
- Researchers discovered that turbite shells contain intricate growth lines, revealing the creature's age and history.
- The consumption of turban snails, including turbite, contributed to the decline of shellfish populations in some areas.
FAQs About the word turbite
A fossil turbo.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The turbite's vivid scarlet hue mesmerized onlookers from afar.
Ancient healers relied on the powdered turbite as an antidote for various ailments.
The peculiar spiral shape of the turbite shell made it a prized specimen for collectors.
The turbite's calcareous outer layer provided a protective barrier against predators.
