Pronunciation: /ˌædəmˈbjuləkrəl/
adjective relating to or located near the ambulacra, which are the areas on the surface of echinoderms where tube feet are located
A1 The adambulacral plates on the starfish help with movement and protection.
A2 The adambulacral areas of the sea urchin are covered in tiny tube feet used for feeding.
B1 The adambulacral region of the brittle star contains sensory structures that detect changes in the environment.
B2 The adambulacral spines of the sea cucumber act as a defense mechanism against predators.
C1 Researchers are studying the intricate network of nerves found in the adambulacral system of echinoderms.
C2 The adambulacral ossicles of the sea star exhibit remarkable regenerative abilities after injury.
formal The adambulacral plates of the starfish are located on the underside of each arm.
informal The starfish has these little plates called adambulacral plates on its arms.
slang The starfish's arms have these cool adambulacral plates.
figurative Just like the adambulacral plates of a starfish, sometimes we have hidden strengths waiting to be discovered.
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