Use of bivalve in Sentences. 46 Examples
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bivalve at the start of sentence
- Bivalves and tortoises have longer maximum lives than their relatives, perhaps because of the protection conferred by their thick shells.
- Bivalves and tortoises have longer maximum lives than their relatives, perhaps because of the protection conferred by their thick shells.
bivalve in the middle of sentence
- Scallops, like oysters, are derived from bivalves.
- Scallops, like oysters, are derived from bivalves.
- Both halves of this delicate bivalve are exactly matched.
- Both halves of this delicate bivalve are exactly matched.
- Most bivalve fossils are a few centimetres long; the ideal size for collecting.
- Most bivalve fossils are a few centimetres long; the ideal size for collecting.
- Of the two, the bivalve molluscs are much the most significant in the sea today.
- Of the two, the bivalve molluscs are much the most significant in the sea today.
- The same piece of rock also includes internal moulds of gastropods and bivalves.
- The same piece of rock also includes internal moulds of gastropods and bivalves.
- But did you ever notice anyone try to open the terrestrial bivalve with a typewriter?
- What is true of bivalves is without much doubt true of the majority of benthic invertebrates.
- What is true of bivalves is without much doubt true of the majority of benthic invertebrates.
- The giant bivalves jammed the cracks between the black tufts of lava that covered the ocean floor.
- The giant bivalves jammed the cracks between the black tufts of lava that covered the ocean floor.
- This allowed them to follow 431 "lineages" of marine bivalve through the course of geological time.
- This allowed them to follow 431 "lineages" of marine bivalve through the course of geological time.
- They really are extinct, but managed to compete successfully with the bivalves for a considerable time.
- They really are extinct, but managed to compete successfully with the bivalves for a considerable time.
- Recent progresses of study on sperm ultrastructure of bivalve, Gasteropod and Cephalopoda were introduced.
- Recent progresses of study on sperm ultrastructure of bivalve, Gasteropod and Cephalopoda were introduced.
- In spite of their general conservatism the bivalves did produce some short-lived, bizarre forms with no living survivors.
- In spite of their general conservatism the bivalves did produce some short-lived, bizarre forms with no living survivors.
- The thick-shelled bivalves have greater lifespans than do other molluscs, and turtles and tortoises outlive other reptiles.
- The thick-shelled bivalves have greater lifespans than do other molluscs, and turtles and tortoises outlive other reptiles.
- To avoid sampling bias , they restricted their analysis to one group of animals—the bivalve molluscs—that fossilise well.
- It's the water's coat-of-Joseph and its Nessus-shirt only the hardy survive: odd pink bivalves mottled crabs, incorrigible lugworms.
- MFK Fisher was right to note that the bivalve is a famous aphrodisiac thanks to its "odour its consistency and probably its strangeness".
- MFK Fisher was right to note that the bivalve is a famous aphrodisiac thanks to its "odour its consistency and probably its strangeness".
- Although the bivalve lineages Dr Jablonski studied spread out from the equator in waves, they did not become extinct in the wake of these waves.
- Although the bivalve lineages Dr Jablonski studied spread out from the equator in waves, they did not become extinct in the wake of these waves.
- There is a case of an oysterlike bivalve that evolved a more and more spiraled shell until, just before extinction, the valves could barely open.
- There is a case of an oysterlike bivalve that evolved a more and more spiraled shell until, just before extinction, the valves could barely open.
- A marine bivalve mollusk of the family Pholadidae, having a long shell with which it bores into wood, rock, and clay, often causing destruction of wharf pilings.
- Any of several bivalve marine mollusks of the genus Pinctada and related genera of tropical waters, especially P. margaritifera, a major commercial source of pearls.
- Jurassic marine bivalve is very rich, non-marine bivalves also developed rapidly, and their continental formation on the division and correlation played an important role.
- Jurassic marine bivalve is very rich, non-marine bivalves also developed rapidly, and their continental formation on the division and correlation played an important role.
- According to both The Oxford English Dictionary and the American Heritage Dictionary, in ancient Greek the bivalve shells you might find at the beach were called ostrakon.
- Phytoplankton is the main food to the bivalve filter-feeders and the marine primary producer, so the impacts on the phytoplankton community by scallop culture deserve studying.
- Phytoplankton is the main food to the bivalve filter-feeders and the marine primary producer, so the impacts on the phytoplankton community by scallop culture deserve studying.
- The structural color of nacre in bivalve shells of Pinctada maxima is derived from the combination effects of aragonite-protein multilayer structure and yellow pigments in nacre.
- The structural color of nacre in bivalve shells of Pinctada maxima is derived from the combination effects of aragonite-protein multilayer structure and yellow pigments in nacre.
- It is not difficult to open an oyster with a sword. But did you ever notice anyone try to open the terrestrial bivalve with a typewriter?Like to wait for a dozen raw opened that way?
- It is not difficult to open an oyster with a sword. But did you ever notice anyone try to open the terrestrial bivalve with a typewriter?Like to wait for a dozen raw opened that way?
