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Meaning of telotrochae
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telotrochae (pl.)
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telotrochae Sentence Examples
- Telotrochae are specialized larval structures that facilitate locomotion in certain marine invertebrates.
- The unique arrangement of telotrochae allows larvae to crawl on suitable surfaces in shallow water habitats.
- Telotrochae are composed of numerous cilia arranged in a circular or spiral pattern.
- The coordinated beating of the telotrochal cilia creates a propulsive force that drives larval movement.
- Telotrochae are particularly prominent in early-stage larvae of polychaetes, mollusks, and some crustaceans.
- The development and organization of telotrochae are crucial for the successful planktonic dispersal of these marine species.
- Telotrochae exhibit considerable variation in size, shape, and complexity among different invertebrate taxa.
- Study of telotrochae structure and function provides insights into the evolutionary history of marine invertebrates.
- Researchers use telotrochae as a key diagnostic feature for identifying and classifying invertebrate larvae.
- Telotrochae are not only essential for larval locomotion but also play roles in feeding and sensory perception.
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Telotrochae are specialized larval structures that facilitate locomotion in certain marine invertebrates.
The unique arrangement of telotrochae allows larvae to crawl on suitable surfaces in shallow water habitats.
Telotrochae are composed of numerous cilia arranged in a circular or spiral pattern.
The coordinated beating of the telotrochal cilia creates a propulsive force that drives larval movement.
