Sentences with INVERTEBRATE-FOOT
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The invertebrate foot is used for crawling and anchoring."
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"Certain species of snails have a muscular invertebrate foot."
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"The invertebrate foot allows worms to move through soil."
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"The invertebrate foot is often adapted for different types of locomotion."
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"Starfish have many tube feet, which are a type of invertebrate foot."
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"The invertebrate foot is well-suited for gripping rocks and surfaces."
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"Some insects have specialized structures that serve as an invertebrate foot."
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"The invertebrate foot of spiders helps them climb walls and surfaces."
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"The flattened invertebrate foot of a slug allows it to glide smoothly."
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"An octopus uses its invertebrate foot to swim and manipulate objects."
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"The invertebrate foot of a mollusk is often soft and fleshy."
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"Certain species of jellyfish have a small, adhesive invertebrate foot."
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"The invertebrate foot of a caterpillar helps it cling to plant stems."
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"A squid propels itself through water using its invertebrate foot."
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"The invertebrate foot of a clam helps it dig into the sand."
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"Some marine worms use their invertebrate foot to anchor themselves in the sediment."
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"The invertebrate foot of a millipede has numerous legs for crawling."
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"The invertebrate foot is adapted for crawling and burrowing."
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"The shape and structure of the invertebrate foot varies among different species."
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"The invertebrate foot lacks bones and is instead supported by muscles and connective tissues."
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"The movement of an invertebrate foot is often coordinated by a central nervous system."
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"The invertebrate foot can have sensory structures that help detect the environment."
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"The invertebrate foot is responsible for generating and propelling the animal's movement."
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"The invertebrate foot acts as a sensory organ, relaying information to the brain."
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"The morphology of an invertebrate foot can provide insights into its evolutionary history."
