Sentences with ACICULA
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The acicula is a needle-like structure found in certain organisms."
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"The acicula helps certain insects in their ability to fly."
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"The acicula is sharp and pointed, aiding in the defense of the organism."
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"The acicula is used by some marine creatures to inject venom."
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"The acicula is a small spine on the surface of a plant's stem."
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"The acicula serves as a support structure for the tentacles of certain jellyfish."
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"The acicula is composed of chitinous material in some species."
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"The acicula can be found on the tail of a scorpion."
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"Certain organisms use the acicula for grasping objects."
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"The acicula is necessary for the movement of certain marine worms."
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"The acicula has sensory cells that can detect changes in temperature."
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"The acicula aids in the locomotion of certain fish species."
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"The acicula is a vital component of the feeding structure in some insects."
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"Certain mollusks possess an acicula for protection."
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"The acicula is a defining characteristic of certain worm species."
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"Some spiders use the acicula to inject venom into their prey."
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"The acicula is sensitive to touch in certain organisms."
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"The acicula is made of calcium carbonate in some marine creatures."
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"The acicula can be used as a defensive mechanism by certain animals."
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"The acicula is generally found on the posterior end of an organism."
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"The acicula is a small, needle-like structure found in certain plants."
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"Under the microscope, I observed the acicula in the leaf tissue."
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"The acicula helps the plant absorb nutrients from the soil."
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"The acicula of the cactus is sharp and can cause injury if not handled carefully."
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"Some species of algae have an acicula that aids in their movement."
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"The acicula is an important anatomical feature of certain marine organisms."
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"The acicula of the pine tree acts as a protective barrier against predators."
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"Scientists are studying the evolutionary origins of the acicula in primitive plant species."
