Tachypleus
- noun
- /ˈtækɪˌpluːəs/
- Specialized
- The Tachypleus genus includes species commonly used in biomedical research.
Examples
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The Tachypleus species is often studied for its unique blood.
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Several Tachypleus populations are threatened due to habitat loss.
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Scientists discovered a new species within the Tachypleus genus along the coast of Vietnam.
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Have you ever seen a Tachypleus in the wild?
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Scientists discovered a new species within the Tachypleus genus along the coast of Vietnam.
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Several Tachypleus populations are threatened due to habitat loss.
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The Tachypleus genus includes species commonly used in biomedical research.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Tachypleus comes from Greek parts tachy- ('swift') and -pleus ('to sail' or 'to swim'), so a helpful way to remember it is as a 'swift swimmer', a fitting name for a group of Asian horseshoe crabs.