Pronunciation: /ækˌtɪnoʊˈtraɪkiə/
noun a term used in biology to refer to fine, hair-like structures found in some organisms
A1 Actinotrichia are specialized structures found in the fins of some fish species.
A2 The actinotrichia provide support and flexibility to the fins of the fish.
B1 Scientists study the development of actinotrichia to better understand fish locomotion.
B2 The actinotrichia play a crucial role in the hydrodynamics of fish movement.
C1 Research has shown that actinotrichia are composed of collagen fibers arranged in a specific pattern.
C2 The intricate structure of actinotrichia contributes to the overall efficiency of fish propulsion.
formal Actinotrichia are specialized collagen fibers found in the fins of some fish species.
informal Did you know that actinotrichia are like the support beams of a fish's fin?
slang Those actinotrichia thingies in the fish fins are pretty cool, huh?
figurative The actinotrichia in the fish fins act like a strong foundation, allowing them to glide through the water effortlessly.
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