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Meaning of tomia
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tomia (pl.)
of Tomium
tomia Sentence Examples
- The tomia of the bird's beak were sharp and serrated, perfect for tearing through flesh.
- The distal tomia of the knife blade formed a fine point, ensuring precise incisions.
- The ventral tomia of the leaf was covered in tiny hairs, aiding in moisture absorption.
- The upper and lower tomia of the insect's mandibles interlocked seamlessly, providing a powerful bite.
- The tomia of the skull fragment were used to identify its species and approximate age.
- The serrated tomia of the fish's teeth were adapted for cutting and crushing hard-shelled prey.
- The tomia of the seashell were symmetrical and smooth, creating a perfect spiral shape.
- The razor-sharp tomia of the dinosaur's claws left deep gashes on the tree bark.
- The tomia of the beak and claws provided the bird with a formidable hunting armament.
- The tomia of the turtle's beak were toothless and covered in a hard layer of keratin.
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The tomia of the bird's beak were sharp and serrated, perfect for tearing through flesh.
The distal tomia of the knife blade formed a fine point, ensuring precise incisions.
The ventral tomia of the leaf was covered in tiny hairs, aiding in moisture absorption.
The upper and lower tomia of the insect's mandibles interlocked seamlessly, providing a powerful bite.
