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mola lanceolata

 

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Noun mola lanceolata has 1 sense
  1. sharptail mola, Mola lanceolata - caudal fin has a central projection
    --1 is a kind of ocean sunfish, sunfish, mola, headfish

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Mola lanceolata

Definition:

Mola lanceolata refers to a species of oceanic sunfish known for its elongated body shape and unique appearance. It is one of the several species belonging to the genus Mola.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: When referring to the specific species, it is used as a noun.

Senses:

1. Noun: Mola lanceolata - A species of oceanic sunfish characterized by an elongated body shape, found in various parts of the world.

Usages:

1. Scientific Research: Mola lanceolata is often studied by marine biologists to better understand its behavior and ecological role in marine ecosystems.

2. Oceanic Observations: Diving enthusiasts frequently encounter Mola lanceolata during their underwater explorations, marveling at its remarkable appearance.

3. Aquatic Conservation: Efforts are being made to protect Mola lanceolata and ensure its preservation, as it plays a vital role in maintaining the balance of marine biodiversity.

Sample Sentences:

  • During their research expedition, scientists observed a group of Mola lanceolata swimming peacefully near the coral reef.
  • The unique shape and features of Mola lanceolata make it an exceptional subject for underwater photography.
  • While scuba diving off the coast, I had the incredible opportunity to witness a Mola lanceolata up close.

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