Tethys
- noun
- /ˈtɛθɪs/
- Specialized
- The genus Tethys includes several strikingly large sea slugs found in warm waters.
Examples
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Marine biologists discovered a new species within the Tethys genus off the Mediterranean coast.
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The study focused on the feeding habits of Tethys and related aplysiid mollusks.
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The Tethys is known for its vibrant colors.
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Many divers are fascinated by the Tethys species.
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Marine biologists discovered a new species within the Tethys genus off the Mediterranean coast.
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The genus Tethys includes several strikingly large sea slugs found in warm waters.
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The study focused on the feeding habits of Tethys and related aplysiid mollusks.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tethys is the name given to a genus of sea slugs and it was borrowed from the Greek sea goddess Tethys because these soft animals live in the sea. That's why the name points to a marine creature.