monomyarian Sentence Examples
- The monomyarian condition, with only a single adductor muscle in the shell, is characteristic of scallops.
- Some monomyarian bivalves, such as oysters, can attach themselves to hard surfaces using a byssal thread.
- The monomyarian lifestyle often involves living attached to rocks or other substrates.
- Clams are not monomyarians but rather have two adductor muscles.
- Monomyarian bivalves have evolved various adaptations to cope with their limited mobility.
- The monomyarian condition is believed to have evolved independently in several different lineages of bivalves.
- Monomyarian bivalves are generally less mobile than their dimyarian counterparts.
- The monomyarian lifestyle can provide some advantages, such as reduced predation risk.
- Monomyarian bivalves play an important role in marine ecosystems as suspension feeders.
- The study of monomyarian bivalves can provide insights into the evolution and ecology of mollusks.
monomyarian Meaning
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monomyarian (a.)
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The monomyarian condition, with only a single adductor muscle in the shell, is characteristic of scallops.
Some monomyarian bivalves, such as oysters, can attach themselves to hard surfaces using a byssal thread.
The monomyarian lifestyle often involves living attached to rocks or other substrates.
Clams are not monomyarians but rather have two adductor muscles.
