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brachiopod

/ˈbræk.i.ə.pɒd/

الترجمة: صفة تتعلق بالحيوان اللافقاري البحري من شعبة ذراعيات الأرجل (Brachiopoda)، الذي يمتلك صدفة مؤلفة من صمامين وسويقة للتثبيت., حيوان بحري من اللافقاريات له صدفة من مصراعين وذراعان تحملان لوامس لالتقاط الغذاء؛ يعيش في جميع بحار العالم.

مدخلان

adjective

/ˈbræk.i.ə.pɒd/formalscientific
  • arصفة تتعلق بالحيوان اللافقاري البحري من شعبة ذراعيات الأرجل (Brachiopoda)، الذي يمتلك صدفة مؤلفة من صمامين وسويقة للتثبيت.

Relating to a marine invertebrate animal of the phylum Brachiopoda, which has a shell with two halves (valves) and a stalk for attachment.

  1. Relating to brachiopodsC2formalscientific

    Of or belonging to the phylum Brachiopoda, which includes marine animals with two shells.

    arمتعلق بالعضديات الأرجل

    • The brachiopod fossils were found in the limestone quarry.
    • Brachiopod anatomy differs significantly from bivalve mollusks.
    • The researcher specialized in brachiopod evolution.

    المرادفاتbrachiopodous

الصيغ
  • more brachiopod comparative form
  • most brachiopod superlative form

noun

/ˈbræk.i.ə.pɒd/C2formalscientific
  • arحيوان بحري من اللافقاريات له صدفة من مصراعين وذراعان تحملان لوامس لالتقاط الغذاء؛ يعيش في جميع بحار العالم.

A marine animal with a bivalve shell that possesses a pair of arms bearing tentacles used for capturing food; found worldwide.

  1. Marine animal with bivalve shellC2formalscientific

    A marine invertebrate animal with a two-part shell, possessing a pair of coiled, tentacle-bearing arms used for filter-feeding; found in oceans worldwide.

    arحيوان بحري ذو صدفة مزدوجة

    • Brachiopods are often mistaken for clams due to their bivalve shells.
    • Fossilized brachiopods are common in Paleozoic rock formations.
    • The brachiopod uses its lophophore to capture plankton from the water.
    • Modern brachiopods inhabit deep, cold waters around the globe.

    المرادفاتlampshell

الصيغ
  • brachiopods plural form
  • brachiopods' possessive plural form
  • brachiopod's possessive singular form