Aetobatidae

Pronunciation: /ˌiːtəˈbætɪˌdiː/

Definitions of aetobatidae

noun Aetobatidae is a noun referring to a family of cartilaginous fish commonly known as eagle rays.

Example Sentences

A1 Aetobatidae is a type of fish.

A2 The Aetobatidae family includes species like the eagle rays.

B1 Scientists study the behavior of Aetobatidae to understand their ecological role.

B2 The Aetobatidae genus is known for its distinctive wing-like pectoral fins.

C1 Research on Aetobatidae has revealed new insights into their evolutionary history.

C2 The conservation status of Aetobatidae species is a topic of ongoing debate among marine biologists.

Examples of aetobatidae in a Sentence

formal The Aetobatidae family consists of various species of eagle rays.

informal I saw a cool video of an Aetobatidae ray swimming in the ocean.

slang Those Aetobatidae rays are so chill, just gliding through the water.

figurative The Aetobatidae family is like a squad of graceful underwater flyers.

Grammatical Forms of aetobatidae

• past tense: aetobatidae
• plural: aetobatidae
• comparative: more aetobatidae
• superlative: most aetobatidae
• present tense: aetobatidae
• future tense: will aetobatidae
• perfect tense: have aetobatidae
• continuous tense: is aetobatidae
• singular: aetobatidae
• positive degree: aetobatidae
• infinitive: to aetobatidae
• gerund: aetobatidaeing
• participle: aetobatidaed

Origin and Evolution of aetobatidae

First Known Use: 1838 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'aetobatidae' originates from the Greek word 'aetos' meaning eagle and 'batis' meaning a kind of flatfish, referring to a family of rays known as eagle rays.

Evolution of the word: The term 'aetobatidae' has remained consistent in its use to refer to the scientific classification of eagle rays within the family Aetobatidae.