vibracula (Meaning)

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vibracula (pl.)

of Vibraculum

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The bryozoan colony displayed a fascinating array of vibracula, each serving as a specialized polyp for the marine invertebrate.
Under the microscope, the vibracula of the bryozoan revealed intricate structures adapted for filter-feeding and protection.
Researchers studied the diversity of vibracula in different bryozoan species to better understand their ecological roles.
The vibracula of the bryozoan were observed to extend and retract, aiding in the capture of tiny particles from the water.
The presence of well-developed vibracula on the bryozoan suggested efficient feeding mechanisms within the colony.
Scientists conducted a detailed examination of the vibracula to unravel the adaptive features that enable bryozoans to thrive in various marine environments.
Each vibraculum on the bryozoan exhibited a unique morphology, reflecting the species-specific adaptations for survival.
The vibracula of the bryozoan were found to play a crucial role in maintaining the health and balance of the marine ecosystem.
The intricate movements of the vibracula were monitored closely as researchers sought to decipher the feeding behavior of the bryozoan.
The bryozoan's vibracula, resembling tiny bristle-like structures, were a subject of fascination for marine biologists exploring the diversity of invertebrate life in the ocean.

of Vibraculum

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The bryozoan colony displayed a fascinating array of vibracula, each serving as a specialized polyp for the marine invertebrate.

Under the microscope, the vibracula of the bryozoan revealed intricate structures adapted for filter-feeding and protection.

Researchers studied the diversity of vibracula in different bryozoan species to better understand their ecological roles.

The vibracula of the bryozoan were observed to extend and retract, aiding in the capture of tiny particles from the water.