plagiostomatous Sentence Examples
- The chondrichthyans possess a plagiostomatous mouth, distinguished by its ventral location.
- The unique jaw structure of plagiostomatous fishes enables them to crush hard-shelled prey.
- The teeth of plagiostomatous sharks are constantly shed and replaced throughout their lifetime.
- The spiracle, a remnant of the ancestral gill slit, is present in some plagiostomatous species.
- The nostrils of plagiostomatous fishes are located near the mouth, aiding in olfaction.
- The electroreceptors on the head of plagiostomatous sharks enhance their ability to detect prey and navigate.
- The spiracular valves in plagiostomatous rays regulate water flow through the gills.
- The interbranchial septum within the gill arches of plagiostomatous fishes supports and separates the gills.
- The caudal fin of plagiostomatous sharks is heterocercal, with the dorsal lobe being larger than the ventral lobe.
- The swim bladders of plagiostomatous fishes, filled with lipids or gas, aid in buoyancy regulation.
plagiostomatous Meaning
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plagiostomatous (a.)
Same as Plagiostomous.
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The chondrichthyans possess a plagiostomatous mouth, distinguished by its ventral location.
The unique jaw structure of plagiostomatous fishes enables them to crush hard-shelled prey.
The teeth of plagiostomatous sharks are constantly shed and replaced throughout their lifetime.
The spiracle, a remnant of the ancestral gill slit, is present in some plagiostomatous species.
