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branchia

 

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Noun branchia has 1 sense
  1. gill, branchia - respiratory organ of aquatic animals that breathe oxygen dissolved in water
    --1 is a kind of respiratory organ
    --1 has particulars: ctenidium; ceras; external gill

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Branchia

Noun (plural: branchiae)

Definition: In biology, referring to the gill or gills of a fish or other aquatic organisms.

Example Sentence: The branchiae of the trout allow it to extract oxygen from the water.

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Noun (plural: branchiae)

Definition: A respiratory organ found in many invertebrate animals, such as crustaceans and mollusks, which is used to extract oxygen from water.

Example Sentence: The crab relies on its branchiae for respiration as it lives in an aquatic habitat.

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Noun (plural: branchiae)

Definition: The gill-bearing structure in the larvae of some amphibians and invertebrates.

Example Sentence: During its larval stage, the frog uses branchiae to breathe in the water until it undergoes metamorphosis.

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Noun (plural: branchiae)

Definition: In botany, a structure resembling or being a branch, especially one bearing leaves, flowers, or fruits.

Example Sentence: The cherry tree had several branches covered in beautiful blossoms.

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