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saxicavae (pl.)
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saxicavae Sentence Examples
- The saxicavae bored into the soft sandstone, creating intricate burrows.
- The ancient saxicavae left behind fossil impressions in the limestone cliffs.
- Marine scientists studied the distribution and abundance of saxicavae in coastal habitats.
- The saxicavae's ability to penetrate rock made them valuable tools for early humans.
- The shells of saxicavae are often found washed up on beaches after storms.
- The saxicavae created a network of tunnels through the coral reef, providing shelter for other marine life.
- The saxicavae's burrowing activities helped to shape the landscape of the coastal zone.
- The saxicavae were an important food source for Native American tribes in the Pacific Northwest.
- The saxicavae's unique anatomy allowed them to survive in extreme environmental conditions.
- Scientists are studying the saxicavae's potential as a bioindicator of ocean acidification.
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The saxicavae bored into the soft sandstone, creating intricate burrows.
The ancient saxicavae left behind fossil impressions in the limestone cliffs.
Marine scientists studied the distribution and abundance of saxicavae in coastal habitats.
The saxicavae's ability to penetrate rock made them valuable tools for early humans.
