Definition of inequivalve in English:

inequivalve

adjective ɪnˈiːkwɪvalvinˈēkwəˌvalv

Zoology

(of a bivalve shell) having valves of different sizes.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some forms have unequally-sized valves, and are called inequivalve. Chama and the unrelated Cleidothaerus are strongly inequivalve.
- The shell is strongly inequivalve, the ventral valve being convex and the dorsal one only slightly arched, except for the fold, resulting in an almost opercular aspect.
- Reticulochlamys zinsmeisteri is easily distinguished from R. borjasensis n. sp., mainly because R. borjasensis has strongly inequivalve shells, with prominent plicae sculptured with scaly riblets.
- The shell is slightly prosocline, very weakly inflated, and strongly inequivalve, with concave left valve and weakly convex right one.
- Most scallops have slightly inequivalve shells.

Definition of inequivalve in US English:

inequivalve

adjectiveinˈēkwəˌvalv

Zoology

(of a bivalve shell) having valves of different sizes.
Example sentencesExamples
- The shell is strongly inequivalve, the ventral valve being convex and the dorsal one only slightly arched, except for the fold, resulting in an almost opercular aspect.
- Reticulochlamys zinsmeisteri is easily distinguished from R. borjasensis n. sp., mainly because R. borjasensis has strongly inequivalve shells, with prominent plicae sculptured with scaly riblets.
- Some forms have unequally-sized valves, and are called inequivalve. Chama and the unrelated Cleidothaerus are strongly inequivalve.
- Most scallops have slightly inequivalve shells.
- The shell is slightly prosocline, very weakly inflated, and strongly inequivalve, with concave left valve and weakly convex right one.

单词	inequivalve
释义	Definition of inequivalve in English: inequivalve adjective ɪnˈiːkwɪvalvinˈēkwəˌvalv Zoology (of a bivalve shell) having valves of different sizes. Example sentencesExamples Some forms have unequally-sized valves, and are called inequivalve. Chama and the unrelated Cleidothaerus are strongly inequivalve. The shell is strongly inequivalve, the ventral valve being convex and the dorsal one only slightly arched, except for the fold, resulting in an almost opercular aspect. Reticulochlamys zinsmeisteri is easily distinguished from R. borjasensis n. sp., mainly because R. borjasensis has strongly inequivalve shells, with prominent plicae sculptured with scaly riblets. The shell is slightly prosocline, very weakly inflated, and strongly inequivalve, with concave left valve and weakly convex right one. Most scallops have slightly inequivalve shells. Definition of inequivalve in US English: inequivalve adjectiveinˈēkwəˌvalv Zoology (of a bivalve shell) having valves of different sizes. Example sentencesExamples The shell is strongly inequivalve, the ventral valve being convex and the dorsal one only slightly arched, except for the fold, resulting in an almost opercular aspect. Reticulochlamys zinsmeisteri is easily distinguished from R. borjasensis n. sp., mainly because R. borjasensis has strongly inequivalve shells, with prominent plicae sculptured with scaly riblets. Some forms have unequally-sized valves, and are called inequivalve. Chama and the unrelated Cleidothaerus are strongly inequivalve. Most scallops have slightly inequivalve shells. The shell is slightly prosocline, very weakly inflated, and strongly inequivalve, with concave left valve and weakly convex right one.
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