ventriculi (Meaning)
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ventriculi (pl.)
of Ventriculus
Synonyms & Antonyms of ventriculi
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ventriculi Sentence Examples
- The mammalian heart consists of four chambers, including two ventriculi.
- The right ventriculus of the heart pumps deoxygenated blood to the lungs.
- Ventriculi in the digestive system of some animals are responsible for food storage.
- The ventriculus of a starfish is used for holding water and expanding the animal's body.
- In insects, ventriculi are responsible for grinding and digesting food.
- The morphology of ventriculi can vary among different animal species, adapting to their specific dietary needs.
- The inner lining of ventriculi often contains specialized structures for facilitating digestion, such as gastric glands.
- In some invertebrates, such as mollusks, ventriculi are called "crop" and serve as a temporary storage site for food.
- The ventriculi of grazers tend to be larger and more complex than those of carnivores due to the need to process more fibrous material.
- Abnormalities in the structure or function of ventriculi can lead to various digestive issues and health concerns.
FAQs About the word ventriculi
of Ventriculus
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The mammalian heart consists of four chambers, including two ventriculi.
The right ventriculus of the heart pumps deoxygenated blood to the lungs.
Ventriculi in the digestive system of some animals are responsible for food storage.
The ventriculus of a starfish is used for holding water and expanding the animal's body.
