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Suctorial pertains to the
adaptation for
sucking or suction, as
possessed by
marine parasites such as the
Cookiecutter shark,
specifically in a specialised...
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pteropod grabs its prey with two
powerful suckers, each with
about 30
suctorial disks, then it
bulges out its long proboscis.
Pneumoderma violaceum pacifi****...
- would-be
predator approaches the lure, the
shark attaches itself using its
suctorial lips and
specialized pharynx and
neatly excises a
chunk of the
flesh using...
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possess strongly modified mouthparts,
particularly the labrum,
adapted for
suctorial feeding.
These genera belong to the
family Eucinetidae:
Eucinetella Eucinetus...
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mandibles that move in a
horizontal plane. The
mouthparts are
rarely suctorial,
though they are
sometimes reduced; the
maxillae always bear palps. The...
- ship of the
United States Navy to be
named for the remora, a fish with a
suctorial disk on its head
enabling it to
cling to
other fish and to ships. Remora′s...
- Instead, they have
eight highly branched oral arms,
along which there are
suctorial minimouth ****s. (This is in
contrast to
other scyphozoans,
which have...
- insects, such as gr****hoppers, but
their other mouthparts are
formed into a
suctorial proboscis,
which enables them to
drink nectar. The
larvae of
wasps resemble...
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developed an
indigenous method for
collecting these uniquely adapted suctorial tadpoles. Usually,
about 2–5
individuals would parti****te in each harvesting...
- lack tarsi. At the tips of
their pedipalps,
Solifugae bear a
membranous suctorial organ,
which are used for
capturing prey, and also for
bringing water...
