pelmata Synonyms
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pelmata Meaning
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pelmata (pl.)
of Pelma
pelmata Sentence Examples
- The pelmata of the echinoderm sea star provide it with stability and locomotion.
- The pelmata of crinoids aid in feeding and capturing food particles.
- The pelmata of ophiuroids, commonly known as brittle stars, are long and slender.
- The pelmata of starfish facilitate movement and anchor the animal to surfaces.
- The pelmata of sea urchins are modified to form spines for defense and mobility.
- The pelmata of holothurians, known as sea cucumbers, are reduced and serve as sensory structures.
- The pelmata of echinoderms vary widely in structure and function among different species.
- The pelmata of some echinoderms are specialized for climbing, such as in species that inhabit rocky shores.
- The pelmata of certain deep-sea echinoderms have adapted to withstand extreme pressure and darkness.
- The study of the pelmata of echinoderms provides insights into the diversity and evolution of these marine invertebrates.
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of Pelma
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The pelmata of the echinoderm sea star provide it with stability and locomotion.
The pelmata of crinoids aid in feeding and capturing food particles.
The pelmata of ophiuroids, commonly known as brittle stars, are long and slender.
The pelmata of starfish facilitate movement and anchor the animal to surfaces.
