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Noun class channidae has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebClass ChannidaeThe Class Channidae refers to a group of freshwater fish commonly known as snakeheads. They belong to the order Perciformes and are characterized by a long, serpent-like body and a large upward-facing mouth. Senses and Usages1. Noun (Plural: Channidae)In its noun form, Channidae refers to the taxonomic classification of fish species belonging to the family Channidae. Example Sentence:The Channidae encompass several species of snakeheads, including the Northern Snakehead (Channa argus) and the Giant Snakehead (Channa micropeltes). 2. Adjective (Channidae)As an adjective, Channidae describes anything related to or characteristic of the snakehead fish or the Channidae family. Example Sentence:The Channidae species are known for their ability to breathe air and survive in low-oxygen waters. Related ProductsExplore related products on Amazon: | ||||||
class asteroidea class aves class bacillariophyceae class basidiomycetes class bivalvia class bryopsida class cephalopoda class cestoda class channidae class charophyceae class chilopoda class chlorophyceae class chondrichthyes class chrysophyceae class chytridiomycetes class ciliata class ciliophora
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