Sentences with PREORAL
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"The preoral cavity in most mammals consists of the mouth and associated structures."
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"Sharks have a preoral canal that allows them to detect electrical signals from prey."
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"The preoral region of insects includes the mouthparts and associated appendages."
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"In some species, the preoral pouch is used for storing food before digestion."
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"The preoral sense organs in certain fish help them locate prey in dark waters."
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"The preoral lobes in amphibians aid in capturing and swallowing prey."
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"The preoral cirri in marine worms assist in filter-feeding and capturing plankton."
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"Certain insects have preoral glands that secrete enzymes to aid in digestion."
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"The preoral tentacles of some mollusks are used for sensing and capturing food."
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"The development of the preoral region is important during embryogenesis."
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"The preoral cavity is located in front of the mouth."
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"The preoral pit is an important sensory organ in some fish."
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"Certain species have a preoral appendage that aids in feeding."
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"Goblet cells are found in the preoral region of the intestine."
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"The preoral band is a specialized structure in certain insects."
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"The preoral spine is used for capturing prey in some invertebrates."
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"The preoral somites are segments located before the mouth in embryonic development."
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"The preoral sense organs play a crucial role in detecting food."
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"Some animals possess a preoral diverticulum for sucking fluids."
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"The preoral groove serves as a passage for water flow in filter-feeding organisms."
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"The preoral bristles help insects navigate their environment."
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"Fish larvae have a preoral adhesive apparatus for attaching to surfaces."
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"The preoral shield protects the delicate mouthparts in certain arthropods."
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"The preoral lobe assists in capturing prey in some marine worms."
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"Many organisms possess a preoral tentacle for sensory purposes."
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"The preoral ridge contains chemosensory receptors."
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"Some mollusks have a preoral groove that guides food to the mouth."
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"The preoral area of the embryo develops into various facial structures."
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"The preoral ganglion coordinates muscular movements in the head."
