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Noun genus sertularia has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: Genus SertulariaDescription: The Genus Sertularia refers to a group of marine hydrozoans belonging to the class Hydrozoa, commonly found in oceans around the world. These organisms are colonial, forming intricate branching structures composed of small polyps. They are known for their delicate, lace-like appearance and are often found attached to rocks, seaweeds, or other surfaces. Sense 1 (Noun): Genus Sertularia refers to the taxonomic classification of these marine hydrozoans. It encompasses various species that share similar characteristics and form unique colonies with distinctive shapes and structures. Examples of species within the genus Sertularia include Sertularia cupressina and Sertularia argentea. Sample Sentence: The researcher discovered a new species of the genus Sertularia while exploring the depths of the Great Barrier Reef. Related Products: Amazon search for marine hydrozoans Sense 2 (Adjective): The term "Sertularia" can be used as an adjective to describe anything related to or resembling the characteristics of the genus Sertularia, such as its delicate branching structures or lace-like appearance. Sample Sentence: The artist created a beautiful painting featuring intricate Sertularia-like patterns, capturing the elegance of marine life. Related Products: Amazon search for marine-themed art Sense 3 (Local): In certain localities, "Sertularia" may refer to a specific species or variation of the genus found exclusively in that region. This local variant may exhibit distinct characteristics, adapted to the particular environment. Sample Sentence: The divers were fascinated by the vibrant colors of the local Sertularia species found only in the coral reefs of the Caribbean. Related Products: Amazon search for coral reef field guides | ||||
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