platypoda Antonyms
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Meaning of platypoda
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platypoda (n. pl.)
Same as Prosobranchiata.
platypoda Sentence Examples
- The shy platypoda retreated into their burrows as the predators approached.
- Despite their webbed feet, platypus are not closely related to any other mammalian group.
- The unique egg-laying platypoda belong to the order Monotremata.
- Platypoda are found exclusively in the rivers and streams of eastern Australia and Tasmania.
- The male platypus has a venomous spur on its hind leg.
- Platypoda have an extraordinary sense of smell used to detect prey.
- Their wide, duck-like bills enable platypus to filter food from the water.
- Platypoda have thick, waterproof fur that keeps them insulated in cold water.
- The electrolocation abilities of platypuses allow them to pinpoint their prey in murky water.
- Platypoda are considered a living fossil, preserving ancient characteristics from their evolutionary ancestors.
FAQs About the word platypoda
Same as Prosobranchiata.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The shy platypoda retreated into their burrows as the predators approached.
Despite their webbed feet, platypus are not closely related to any other mammalian group.
The unique egg-laying platypoda belong to the order Monotremata.
Platypoda are found exclusively in the rivers and streams of eastern Australia and Tasmania.
