vesiculata Antonyms
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Meaning of vesiculata
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vesiculata (n. pl.)
The campanularian medusae.
vesiculata Sentence Examples
- The campanularian medusae are characterized by their bell-shaped bodies and tentacles.
- Scientists study the life cycle of campanularian medusae to understand their reproductive strategies.
- Campanularian medusae are commonly found in marine environments, particularly in coastal waters.
- The distinctive anatomy of campanularian medusae sets them apart from other jellyfish species.
- Researchers use microscopic techniques to observe the intricate structures of campanularian medusae.
- The campanularian medusae exhibit bioluminescence, producing a captivating glow in the dark ocean depths.
- Marine biologists investigate the ecological role of campanularian medusae in marine ecosystems.
- The lifecycle of campanularian medusae involves both a polyp stage and a free-swimming medusa stage.
- Campanularian medusae capture small prey with their tentacles, using specialized stinging cells for hunting.
- The diversity of campanularian medusae species contributes to the overall biodiversity of marine environments.
FAQs About the word vesiculata
The campanularian medusae.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The campanularian medusae are characterized by their bell-shaped bodies and tentacles.
Scientists study the life cycle of campanularian medusae to understand their reproductive strategies.
Campanularian medusae are commonly found in marine environments, particularly in coastal waters.
The distinctive anatomy of campanularian medusae sets them apart from other jellyfish species.
