multicavous Sentence Examples
- The multicavous stomach of the cow allows it to digest tough plant material efficiently.
- The multicavous nature of the kangaroo's digestive system enables it to extract nutrients from low-quality vegetation.
- The multicavous design of the elephant's stomach maximizes the surface area for digestion.
- The multicavous structure of the giant anteater's tongue facilitates the capture and ingestion of insects.
- The multicavous tooth pattern of the woolly mammoth enabled it to grind tough vegetation.
- The multicavous intestine of the horse provides an extensive surface area for the absorption of nutrients.
- The multicavous kidneys of some marine mammals allow them to efficiently excrete excess salt.
- The multicavous heart of a crocodile enables it to maintain a high metabolic rate during periods of submergence.
- The multicavous lungs of birds allow for efficient oxygen absorption during flight.
- The multicavous placenta of some mammals provides a highly vascularized interface for nutrient and waste exchange.
multicavous Meaning
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multicavous (a.)
Having many cavities.
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Having many cavities.
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The multicavous stomach of the cow allows it to digest tough plant material efficiently.
The multicavous nature of the kangaroo's digestive system enables it to extract nutrients from low-quality vegetation.
The multicavous design of the elephant's stomach maximizes the surface area for digestion.
The multicavous structure of the giant anteater's tongue facilitates the capture and ingestion of insects.
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