operculiferous Antonyms
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Meaning of operculiferous
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operculiferous (a.)
Bearing an operculum.
operculiferous Sentence Examples
- The operculiferous snail utilizes its operculum, a protective lid, to seal its shell opening.
- Operculiferous gastropods possess a specialized structure known as an operculum for closing their shells.
- The operculiferous apple snail uses its operculum as both a shield and a means of locomotion.
- Operculiferous bivalves exhibit a unique adaptation where a shell valve functions as an operculum.
- The operculiferous turbo snail relies on its intricate operculum for sealing and defense mechanisms.
- The operculiferous turban snail displays a prominent and ornate operculum, serving as a distinctive characteristic.
- The operculiferous limpet forms a tight seal with its operculum, protecting its delicate body from harsh environments.
- Operculiferous whelks utilize their opercula to close their shells tightly, providing protection from predators.
- Operculiferous gastropods demonstrate remarkable diversity in the shape and size of their opercula.
- The operculiferous abalone exhibits a thick and muscular operculum, playing a crucial role in its feeding and defensive behaviors.
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Bearing an operculum.
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The operculiferous snail utilizes its operculum, a protective lid, to seal its shell opening.
Operculiferous gastropods possess a specialized structure known as an operculum for closing their shells.
The operculiferous apple snail uses its operculum as both a shield and a means of locomotion.
Operculiferous bivalves exhibit a unique adaptation where a shell valve functions as an operculum.
