invertebrates造句

Insects and worms are all invertebrates.

The organ in invertebrates is similar to the vertebrate liver.

Scientists recently discovered that the eyeless invertebrates “see” by detecting light with their spines.

Other products of fish or crustaceans, molluscs or other aquatic invertebrates; dead animals of Chapter 3.

radially symmetrical marine invertebrates including e.g. starfish and sea urchins and sea cucumbers.

The bugs sustain not only the plant, but an intricate food web of bacteria, plankton and invertebrates.

An internal body cavity of some primitive invertebrates, similar to a coelom but lacking a mesodermal lining.

Many invertebrates have shells of calcium carbonate that bear evidence of the physical conditions in which they formed.

Giving up my work in the mammalian brain to go work on invertebrates, they thought, was a major step backwards.

The influence social experience has on the female Wolf spider's mating choice is almost unheard of among invertebrates.

If these tiny invertebrates at the bottom of the food chain die, he said, that ultimately harms bigger sea creatures and the entire fishing industry.

The study, published in the journal Science, suggests that the ancient invertebrates' main diet was zooplankton, which are tiny ocean surface creatures.

We had never heard of a Tardigrade, but supposedly it's one of the most resilient microscopic swamp-dwelling invertebrates and the inspiration for this private residence.

Tardigrades and rotifers - small invertebrates - are among those that have evolved the ability to go into suspended animation in tough times.

Any of various wormlike marine invertebrates of the phylum Pogonophora that grow in upright chitin tubes, usually at depths greater than100meters(330feet, have tentacles attached to the head region, and lack a digestive system.

Each morning they rise up in vast, graceful waves and fly to fields nearby, where they spend their days assiduously feeding on waste corn the harvesters missed and earthworms and other invertebrates.

The middle portion of the digestive tract of certain invertebrates, such as arthropods, lined with an enzyme - secreting tissue and serving as the main site of digestion and absorption.