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fluviatile

[ floo-vee-uh-til, -tahyl ]

adjective

  1. pertaining or peculiar to rivers; found in or near rivers.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of fluviatile1

1590–1600; < Latin ڱܱپ, equivalent to fluvi- ( fluvial ) + ( is ) association suffix
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Example Sentences

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The species are Diaphanosoma fluviatile, which is from Central and South America and the Caribbean, and Mesocyclops pehpeiensis, which is native to tropical and temperate areas of Asia.

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The river crab, Potamon fluviatile, sneaks along streams throughout much of Italy, Greece and nearby Malta, Albania, Croatia and Macedonia.

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A uniform olive green, or brown tint, pervades all the fluviatile genera; their specific distinctions rest on characters which frequently require long and perplexing descriptions, but which can be explained by the artist with ease and precision.

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Animal fluviatile, branchiatum, viviparum, rostro brevissimo; oculis ad basin externam tentaculorum acutorum 2 appositis; pedis margine antico duplici; lateribus antic� alis parvis instructis; al� dexter� involut� in canalem per quem aqua in tracheam introducitur.

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Animal fluviatile, branchiated, viviparous; rostrum very short; eyes placed at the external base of two pointed tentacula; anterior border of the foot double; on each side the fore part of the body a small wing; that on the right side is folded into a channel, by which the water is introduced into the respiratory canal.

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