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Definitions from the WebGenus ChimaeraDescription:Genus chimaera refers to a taxonomic classification of cartilaginous fish belonging to the subclass Holocephali. These deep-sea creatures are commonly known as chimaeras or ghost sharks. They possess characteristics of both sharks and rays, such as a cartilaginous skeleton and small, tooth-like scales called dermal denticles. The genus chimaera includes several species distributed around the world. Senses:Sense 1:Noun - A taxonomic classification of cartilaginous fish in the subclass Holocephali. Related terms: ghost shark, chimaera, Holocephali Explore related products on Amazon: Chimaera Books, Chimaera Toys, Chimaera Posters Sense 2:Noun - A deep-sea creature with attributes of both sharks and rays, belonging to the genus chimaera. Sample Sentence: The genus chimaera, with their unique appearance and adapted features, roam the depths of the ocean. Related terms: cartilaginous fish, ghost shark, Holocephali Explore related products on Amazon: Ghost Shark Toys, Ray Plush Toys, Ocean Exploration Books Sense 3:Noun - The characteristic of being a member of the genus chimaera. Sample Sentence: The genus chimaera exhibits fascinating evolutionary adaptations. Related terms: taxonomic classification, species, fish Explore related products on Amazon: Evolutionary Biology Books, Fish Encyclopedias Sense 4:Noun - A local term used to describe a mythical creature or an imaginative concept. Sample Sentence: In the folklore of the coastal town, a genus chimaera is believed to grant wishes if sighted near the shoreline. Related terms: mythical creature, folklore, imagination Explore related products on Amazon: Mythology Books, Art of Imagination | ||||
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