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Meaning of medusiform
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medusiform (a.)
Resembling a medusa in shape or structure.
medusiform Sentence Examples
- The poison in the box jellyfish's nematocysts is medusiform in nature.
- The shape of the jellyfish's medusa is distinctly medusiform.
- The medusa, with its bell-shaped body and radiating tentacles, is the most recognizable stage in a jellyfish's life cycle.
- Medusiform creatures, like sea jellies and box jellyfish, are characterized by their umbrella-shaped bodies.
- The medusiform stage of the jellyfish is a free-swimming, mature form that reproduces sexually.
- The Portuguese man-of-war, despite its appearance, is a colony of medusiform organisms called zooids.
- The crown jellyfish exhibits a unique medusiform morphology, with a bell-shaped body adorned with intricate tentacles.
- The jellyfish's mesmerizing dance in the ocean is enabled by the coordination of its medusiform body.
- The venom found in the nematocysts of box jellyfish is particularly potent due to its medusiform properties.
- Some deep-sea jellyfish have evolved medusiform bodies with bioluminescent organs, illuminating the dark ocean depths.
FAQs About the word medusiform
Resembling a medusa in shape or structure.
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The poison in the box jellyfish's nematocysts is medusiform in nature.
The shape of the jellyfish's medusa is distinctly medusiform.
The medusa, with its bell-shaped body and radiating tentacles, is the most recognizable stage in a jellyfish's life cycle.
Medusiform creatures, like sea jellies and box jellyfish, are characterized by their umbrella-shaped bodies.
