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nectosack (n.)
The cavity of a nectocalyx.
nectosack Sentence Examples
- The brown recluse spider's nectosack, filled with viscous venom, disintegrates the prey's tissue.
- The nectosack of the jellyfish exudes a potent toxin that paralyzes and captures its victims.
- Biologists study the nectosack's role in the colonial behavior of certain species of tunicates.
- The nectosack in sea cucumbers is used for both locomotion and respiration.
- The nectosack of the octopus propels the creature through the water with remarkable speed and agility.
- Researchers are investigating the potential use of nectosacks in biomedical applications due to their unique regenerative properties.
- The nectosack of the stargazer fish produces a powerful electric shock that stuns its unsuspecting prey.
- The anglerfish uses its nectosack to create a luminous lure that attracts curious fish, which become its next meal.
- The nectosack of the hagfish produces a thick, impenetrable mucus that suffocates predators and allows it to escape danger.
- The nectosack in the digestive system of the sea urchin plays a crucial role in absorbing nutrients and filtering toxins.
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The cavity of a nectocalyx.
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The brown recluse spider's nectosack, filled with viscous venom, disintegrates the prey's tissue.
The nectosack of the jellyfish exudes a potent toxin that paralyzes and captures its victims.
Biologists study the nectosack's role in the colonial behavior of certain species of tunicates.
The nectosack in sea cucumbers is used for both locomotion and respiration.
