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Meaning of zooecia
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zooecia (pl.)
of Zooecium
zooecia Sentence Examples
- Bryozoans construct colonies with interconnected zooecia, forming intricate lace-like structures.
- The zooecia of the encrusting bryozoan contain individual feeding chambers called autozooids.
- In some bryozoan species, the zooecia are arranged in alternating rows, creating a honeycomb-like pattern.
- The zooecia of cheilostome bryozoans are typically shaped like boxes or tubes and are oriented upwards.
- The dimensions of the zooecia provide insights into the size and growth patterns of bryozoan colonies.
- The internal and external features of zooecia are used in taxonomic identification of bryozoan species.
- Zooecia can be used as microhabitats by other organisms, such as algae or small crustaceans.
- The study of bryozoan zooecia helps scientists understand the evolution and diversity of colonial organisms.
- The fossilized remains of zooecia provide evidence of past marine environments and community dynamics.
- The unique architecture of zooecia makes bryozoans fascinating subjects for research and observation.
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of Zooecium
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Bryozoans construct colonies with interconnected zooecia, forming intricate lace-like structures.
The zooecia of the encrusting bryozoan contain individual feeding chambers called autozooids.
In some bryozoan species, the zooecia are arranged in alternating rows, creating a honeycomb-like pattern.
The zooecia of cheilostome bryozoans are typically shaped like boxes or tubes and are oriented upwards.
