Dorsal in a sentence

(1) The dolphin had a gray dorsal fin.

(2) The striper had a sharp dorsal fin.

(3) Chordates have a dorsal nerve cord.

(4) The whale's dorsal fin is prominent.

(5) The whale's fin is called a dorsal fin.

(6) Ariel's dorsal fin was tall and pointed.

(7) Chordates also have a dorsal nerve cord.

(8) Dauphins have a dorsal fin on their back.

(9) The shark's dorsal fin looked like a ray.

(10) Chordate animals have a dorsal nerve cord.

Dorsal sentence

(11) The karp's dorsal fin is long and pointed.

(12) The dorsal nerve cord runs along the back.

(13) The bream's dorsal fin was spiny and rigid.

(14) The snapper's dorsal fin was tall and spiky.

(15) The forel's dorsal fin stood tall and proud.

(16) The bream's dorsal fin was brightly colored.

(17) The cunner's dorsal fin is tall and pointed.

(18) The dorsal root is protected by the meninges.

(19) The porgy's dorsal fin was sharp and pointed.

(20) The rockling's dorsal fin was tall and spiky.

Dorsal make sentence

(21) The trevally's dorsal fin is sharp and spiky.

(22) The redfin's dorsal fin is sharp and pointed.

(23) The beaufin's dorsal fin is long and pointed.

(24) The dolphin had a gray body and a dorsal fin.

(25) The bump on the frog's back is a dorsal hump.

(26) The grounel's dorsal fin is tall and pointed.

(27) The flopper's dorsal fin stood tall and proud.

(28) The weakfish's dorsal fin is long and pointed.

(29) The pike's dorsal fin stood tall and menacing.

(30) The corvina's dorsal fin was tall and pointed.

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(31) The sunfish's dorsal fin stood tall and rigid.

(32) The tectum is the dorsal part of the midbrain.

(33) The dolphin's dorsal fin was binately divided.

(34) Deuterostome animals have a dorsal nerve cord.

(35) The codling's dorsal fin was sharp and pointed.

(36) The goosefish's dorsal fin is tall and pointed.

(37) The delfs' dorsal fin stands tall in the water.

(38) The amberjack's dorsal fin is tall and pointed.

(39) The yellowtail's dorsal fin is sharp and spiky.

(40) The bulwaddy's dorsal fin was tall and pointed.

Dorsal meaningful sentence

(41) The epimere is also known as the dorsal somite.

(42) The shark's finned dorsal fin was intimidating.

(43) The dorsal root is essential for the reflex arc.

(44) Tuna are known for their distinctive dorsal fin.

(45) The carp back's dorsal fin stood tall and proud.

(46) The billfish's dorsal fin is tall and prominent.

(47) The dorado's dorsal fin stood tall and majestic.

(48) Chordata is characterized by a dorsal nerve cord.

(49) Cabezon have venomous spines on their dorsal fin.

(50) The blackfishes' dorsal fins stood tall and proud.

Dorsal sentence examples

(51) The snook's dorsal fin is lined with sharp spines.

(52) The pulvinar is part of the dorsal visual pathway.

(53) The pinfish has sharp spines along its dorsal fin.

(54) The weever's spines are located on its dorsal fin.

(55) The caudal artery is a branch of the dorsal aorta.

(56) The squirrelfish's dorsal fin was tall and pointed.

(57) The sculpin has a venomous spine on its dorsal fin.

(58) The orca's dorsal fin can reach impressive heights.

(59) The robalo's dorsal fin is lined with sharp spines.

(60) The elasmobranch's dorsal fin helps with stability.

Sentence with dorsal

(61) The white whale's dorsal fin cut through the waves.

(62) The blackfishes' dorsal fins are sharp and pointed.

(63) The fish swam with its tail up past its dorsal fin.

(64) Chordates are characterized by a dorsal nerve cord.

(65) The spina of a catfish is located on its dorsal fin.

(66) The dorsal surface of a lizard is covered in scales.

(67) The sparid's dorsal fin is usually tall and pointed.

(68) The hawkfish has a slender body and long dorsal fin.

(69) Grayling are known for their distinctive dorsal fin.

(70) The blubberiest part of a dolphin is the dorsal fin.

Use dorsal in a sentence

(71) The fisherman caught a large tuna with a dorsal fin.

(72) The dorsal root is protected by the vertebral column.

(73) The dorsal side of a fish is usually darker in color.

(74) The porpoised have a curved dorsal fin on their back.

(75) The mahimahi is known for its distinctive dorsal fin.

(76) The dace's dorsal fin is adorned with vibrant colors.

(77) Billfish are known for their distinctive dorsal fins.

(78) Spearfish are known for their distinctive dorsal fin.

(79) The dorsal nerve cord is located above the notochord.

(80) The dorsal root is involved in the perception of pain.

Sentence using dorsal

(81) The dorsal root is vulnerable to compression injuries.

(82) The dorsal root is made up of bundles of nerve fibers.

(83) The dorsal root is part of the somatic nervous system.

(84) The swordfish is known for its distinctive dorsal fin.

(85) The dorsal horn is part of the central nervous system.

(86) The lingcod's dorsal fin is adorned with sharp spines.

(87) The weever fish has venomous spines on its dorsal fin.

(88) The hammerhead shark's dorsal fin is tall and pointed.

(89) Billfishes are known for their distinctive dorsal fins.

(90) The nar's dorsal fin stood tall as it surfaced for air.

Dorsal example sentence

(91) The bull shark is known for its distinctive dorsal fin.

(92) The dorsal root is composed of axons of sensory neurons.

(93) The pike's sharp dorsal spines were a defense mechanism.

(94) The dorsal side of a starfish is covered in tiny spines.

(95) The prickleback's dorsal fin is lined with sharp spines.

(96) The scorpaenoid's dorsal fin is lined with sharp spines.

(97) The sailfishes' dorsal fin can reach impressive heights.

(98) The palometa's dorsal fin is sharp and can cause injury.

(99) The blackfish's dorsal fin can reach impressive heights.

(100) The notochord is located dorsal to the gut in chordates.

Sentence with word dorsal

(101) The stickleback fish is known for its spiny dorsal fins.

(102) The dorsal nerve cord runs along the back of a chordate.

(103) The dorsal root is part of the peripheral nervous system.

(104) The dorsal root is connected to the dorsal root ganglion.

(105) The scorpionfish has venomous stingers on its dorsal fin.

(106) The marlin's dorsal fin stood tall as it swam gracefully.

(107) The dorsal surface of a cat's paw is covered in soft fur.

(108) The searobin has spines on its dorsal fin for protection.

(109) The trout's dorsal fin is adorned with vibrant red spots.

(110) Many blennioids have a distinctive, elongated dorsal fin.

Sentence of dorsal

(111) The shark's dorsal fin cut through the water like a prow.

(112) The butterflyfish's dorsal fin adds to its overall beauty.

(113) The dorsal root is highly sensitive to mechanical stimuli.

(114) The manta's dorsal fin stood tall as it swam alongside us.

(115) Chordates are characterized by having a dorsal nerve cord.

(116) The shark's dorsal fin cut through the water like a knife.

(117) The delfs' dorsal fin cuts through the water effortlessly.

(118) The rhomboids are innervated by the dorsal scapular nerve.

(119) The shark's dorsal fin was befinned for research purposes.

(120) The spiny devilfish had venomous spines on its dorsal fin.

Dorsal used in a sentence

(121) The dorsal root is composed of axons from sensory neurons.

(122) The notochord is located along the dorsal side of the body.

(123) The shark's dorsal fin sliced through the water as it swam.

(124) The dorsal spine of a porcupine is covered in sharp quills.

(125) The dorsal surface of a seashell is often smooth and shiny.

(126) The percoidean's dorsal fin provides stability as it swims.

(127) The teleost's dorsal fin provided stability while swimming.

(128) The dorsal fin of boarfishes is typically tall and pointed.

(129) Spiny dogfish are known for their sharp, spiky dorsal fins.

(130) The bergall has a distinctive black spot on its dorsal fin.

Dorsal sentence in English

(131) Bottlenose dolphins have a curved dorsal fin on their back.

(132) The killer whale's dorsal fin can grow up to six feet tall.

(133) The dorsal root is involved in the body's reflex responses.

(134) The dorsal root is crucial for the coordination of movement.

(135) The porpoise's dorsal fin is used for stability and balance.

(136) The greenling's dorsal fin is adorned with vibrant markings.

(137) The scorpaenid's dorsal fin is adorned with venomous spines.

(138) The scorpionfish injected venom through with its dorsal fin.

(139) The yellowtail's dorsal and anal fins are soft and flexible.

(140) The percoid's dorsal fin provides stability during swimming.

(141) The dolphin's dorsal fin was befinned for tracking purposes.

(142) The epimere is the dorsal portion of the embryonic mesoderm.

(143) The blowhole is located on the dorsal side of a whale's head.

(144) Blennies have a single dorsal fin that runs along their back.

(145) The dorsal fin of a fish can be used to identify its species.

(146) The shark's dorsal fin sliced through the water like a knife.

(147) The shark's dorsal fin protrudes towards the water's surface.

(148) The gurnards' dorsal fin is adorned with bright red markings.

(149) The shark's dorsal fin had a distinctive v-shaped appearance.

(150) The ribbonfish's long dorsal fin gives it a distinctive look.

(151) Pinfish are known for their sharp spines on their dorsal fin.

(152) The dolphin's curved dorsal fin helps it to swim efficiently.

(153) The dorsal root is involved in the body's response to stress.

(154) Chitons have a row of overlapping plates on their dorsal side.

(155) The great white shark is known for its distinctive dorsal fin.

(156) The scientist studied the anatomy of the dolphin's dorsal fin.

(157) The dorsal surface of a turtle's shell is hard and protective.

(158) The dorsal side of a turtle's shell is often covered in algae.

(159) The hornpout has sharp spines on its dorsal and pectoral fins.

(160) The dorsal fin of a porpoise is small and triangular in shape.

(161) The stonefish's venomous spines are located on its dorsal fin.

(162) The neurochord is located along the dorsal side of the embryo.

(163) Flagfish are known for their distinctive flag-like dorsal fin.

(164) The dorsal fin of king mackerel is known for its sharp spines.

(165) The characin's dorsal fin is elongated and adds to its beauty.

(166) The hake's dorsal fin is located towards the back of its body.

(167) The cardinal vein is located on the dorsal side of the embryo.

(168) The dorsal horn is a key target for pain management therapies.

(169) Chordates have a dorsal nerve cord that runs along their back.

(170) The dorsal root is located on the back side of the spinal cord.

(171) The dorsal root is responsible for the perception of vibration.

(172) The fisherman admired the sleek shape of the tuna's dorsal fin.

(173) The dorsal ridge of a mountain range offers breathtaking views.

(174) The dorsal side of a snake is usually patterned for camouflage.

(175) The tiburon's dorsal fin can be seen sticking out of the water.

(176) The dorsal horn is located on the back side of the spinal cord.

(177) The dorsal horn is a key component of the somatosensory system.

(178) The rabbitfish has venomous spines on its dorsal and anal fins.

(179) The delfino's dorsal fin glinted in the sunlight as it swam by.

(180) The bonnethead's dorsal fin is located on the back of its body.

(181) The epaxial muscles are located on the dorsal side of the body.

(182) The tergite is the dorsal plate of an arthropod's body segment.

(183) The dorsal nerve cord is part of the chordate's nervous system.

(184) The dorsal root carries sensory information to the spinal cord.

(185) The white whale's dorsal fin cut through the water effortlessly.

(186) Injuries to the dorsal root can lead to chronic pain conditions.

(187) The dorsal root is crucial for the transmission of pain signals.

(188) The dorsal side of a butterfly's wing is often brightly colored.

(189) Injury to the dorsal horn can result in altered pain perception.

(190) The dorsal horn is a complex structure with multiple cell types.

(191) The dragonets' dorsal fin is used for stability during swimming.

(192) The lunate bone can be palpated on the dorsal side of the wrist.

(193) The pickerel's dorsal fin was adorned with vibrant red markings.

(194) The barrelfishes' dorsal fin is used for stability and steering.

(195) The numbfish's venomous spines are located along its dorsal fin.

(196) The fish's dorsal fin extended caudally, helping with stability.

(197) The shark diver plunged the harpoon into the shark's dorsal fin.

(198) The soldierfish has a spiny dorsal fin that it uses for defense.

(199) The dorsal root ganglion contains cell bodies of sensory neurons.

(200) The dorsal root is responsible for the perception of light touch.

(201) The dorsal fin of a shark helps it maintain balance in the water.

(202) The fishlike creature had a dorsal fin that stood tall and proud.

(203) The gurnard's dorsal fin contains venomous spines for protection.

(204) Remoras have a specialized dorsal fin that acts as a suction cup.

(205) The orca's dorsal fin can help identify individuals within a pod.

(206) The stonefish's venomous spines are located along its dorsal fin.

(207) Many blennies have a long, slender body with a single dorsal fin.

(208) The bullpouts' dorsal fin has sharp spines that can cause injury.

(209) The dorsal horn is located in the gray matter of the spinal cord.

(210) The dorsal root is affected by certain diseases such as shingles.

(211) The dauphin's dorsal fin helps it maintain balance while swimming.

(212) The dorsal root is involved in the regulation of body temperature.

(213) Sensory information from the skin is processed in the dorsal horn.

(214) The tunnies' dorsal fins stood tall as they swam near the surface.

(215) The carangid's dorsal fin is located towards the back of its body.

(216) The delfino's dorsal fin stood tall as it swam alongside our boat.

(217) The halfbeak's dorsal fin is located towards the back of its body.

(218) The pumpkinseed's dorsal fin is adorned with a bright orange spot.

(219) The sailfish's dorsal fin started to peak up over the ocean waves.

(220) The bonefish's dorsal fin is long and runs the length of its body.

(221) Many perciform fish have elongated bodies and a single dorsal fin.

(222) The dorsal fin of chromises is typically longer than the anal fin.

(223) The poison-gland of the stonefish is located in its dorsal spines.

(224) The dorsal nerve cord in chordates is located above the notochord.

(225) The dorsal root is essential for the body's ability to sense pain.

(226) The dorsal root is a vital component of the body's sensory system.

(227) The dorsal surface of the hand is where the veins are most visible.

(228) The blenny's dorsal fin stood tall as it explored its surroundings.

(229) Dysfunction of the dorsal horn can lead to chronic pain conditions.

(230) The grampus's dorsal fin stood tall as it glided through the water.

(231) The ray below's dorsal fin stood tall as it swam through the water.

(232) The pumpkinseed's spiny dorsal fin helps protect it from predators.

(233) The thresher's distinctive dorsal fin makes it easily recognizable.

(234) The dog-fish's dorsal fin stood tall as it patrolled its territory.

(235) The porpoised's dorsal fin stood tall as it emerged from the water.

(236) The dorsum of the foot is where the dorsal pedal artery is located.

(237) The dorsal root is a crucial component of the somatosensory system.

(238) The lemnisci are part of the dorsal column-medial lemniscus pathway.

(239) The whaled mammal's dorsal fin cut through the water with precision.

(240) The dauphins' dorsal fins help them maintain balance while swimming.

(241) The dorsal side of a leaf is usually smoother than the ventral side.

(242) The dorsal fin of a killer whale can reach up to six feet in height.

(243) The blacktip's black-tipped dorsal fin is a key identifying feature.

(244) The dorsal horn is influenced by descending pathways from the brain.

(245) The lemniscus is part of the dorsal column-medial lemniscus pathway.

(246) The dorado's dorsal fin is sharp and can cause injury if mishandled.

(247) The bottlenoses are easily recognizable by their curved dorsal fins.

(248) The ctenoid scales on the fish's dorsal fin were particularly large.

(249) The blastopores are the first indication of the dorsal-ventral axis.

(250) The sailfin blenny is a colorful fish with a distinctive dorsal fin.

(251) The dorsal root is connected to the ventral root by the spinal nerve.

(252) The fisherman carefully measured the length of the tuna's dorsal fin.

(253) The ventral root is connected to the dorsal root by the spinal nerve.

(254) The palmar aspect of the hand is more sensitive than the dorsal side.

(255) The fin whale is known for its streamlined body and large dorsal fin.

(256) The chaetodon's elongated dorsal fin adds to its graceful appearance.

(257) The sailfish's dorsal fin is made up of rigid spines covered in skin.

(258) The silurid catfish has sharp spines on its pectoral and dorsal fins.

(259) The scorpion fish's venomous spines are located along its dorsal fin.

(260) The blackfish's dorsal fin stood tall as it glided through the waves.

(261) The remora uses its suction cup-like dorsal fin to cling onto sharks.

(262) The pronotum is the dorsal plate that covers the thorax of an insect.

(263) The dorsal root is made up of both myelinated and unmyelinated axons.

(264) The dorsum of the hand is where the dorsal venous network is located.

(265) Basking sharks have a unique dorsal fin that can be easily identified.

(266) The dorsal feathers of a bird are often used for flight stabilization.

(267) The grampuses' dorsal fins stood tall as they swam alongside the boat.

(268) The experienced harpooner aimed the harpoon at the shark's dorsal fin.

(269) The indumenta of a dolphin is made up of smooth skin and a dorsal fin.

(270) The trevally's dorsal fin is adorned with sharp spines for protection.

(271) The surgeon used a dorsal onlay graft technique for the urethroplasty.

(272) The pinnatiped's dorsal fin stood tall as it glided through the waves.

(273) Basking sharks have a unique dorsal fin that can be up to 3 feet tall.

(274) The alevin's dorsal fin provides stability and balance during swimming.

(275) The dorsal root is essential for the coordination of fine motor skills.

(276) Humpback whales are known for their distinctive hump-shaped dorsal fin.

(277) The diver marveled at the size and shape of the manta ray's dorsal fin.

(278) The dorsal fin of a dolphin helps it maintain stability while swimming.

(279) The dorsal horn plays a crucial role in the modulation of pain signals.

(280) The dorsal horn is highly involved in the transmission of pain signals.

(281) The epaxial muscles are innervated by the dorsal rami of spinal nerves.

(282) The rachis of a dolphin's dorsal fin assists in stability and steering.

(283) The dolphin's sleek body and dorsal fin gave it a fish-like appearance.

(284) The birchirs have a long dorsal fin that runs the length of their body.

(285) The tunny's dorsal fin is tall and pointed, making it easy to identify.

(286) The dorsal root is essential for reflexes such as the knee-jerk reflex.

(287) The dorsal root is involved in the body's ability to detect vibrations.

(288) The humpback whale's dorsal fin was distinctive and easily recognizable.

(289) The surfer's heart raced when he saw a large dorsal fin approaching him.

(290) The diver was amazed by the intricate details on the shark's dorsal fin.

(291) Neurons in the dorsal horn receive sensory input from peripheral nerves.

(292) The dorsal horn is a fascinating area of study in neuroscience research.

(293) The Atlantic sailfish is known for its distinctive sail-like dorsal fin.

(294) Splanchnic nerve fibers synapse with neurons in the dorsal root ganglia.

(295) The blenny's dorsal fin stood erect, giving it a distinctive silhouette.

(296) The porpoised's dorsal fin broke the surface of the water as it swam by.

(297) The dorsal root is essential for the body's response to pain and injury.

(298) The blennioid's elongated dorsal fin added to its distinctive appearance.

(299) The rachis of a shark's dorsal fin aids in stability and maneuverability.

(300) The rachis of a dolphin's dorsal fin aids in stability and communication.

(301) The whale's dorsal fin was easily visible above the surface of the ocean.

(302) The dorsal side of a beetle is often harder and more resistant to damage.

(303) The mahi-mahi is known for its distinctive dorsal fin and vibrant colors.

(304) The sailfish's dorsal fin can be raised or lowered depending on its mood.

(305) The posteromedial dorsal root ganglia are involved in sensory processing.

(306) The fish's dorsal fin was unusually finlike, resembling a miniature sail.

(307) The diver was startled by the sight of a large dorsal fin approaching him.

(308) The tour guide pointed out the dorsal fin of a passing whale to the group.

(309) The dorsal horn of the spinal cord is involved in processing pain signals.

(310) The oarfish has a distinctive dorsal fin that runs the length of its body.

(311) The shark would prowl about with its dorsal fin cutting through the water.

(312) The fish's finlike dorsal fin helped it maintain stability while swimming.

(313) The surgeon utilized a dorsal onlay graft technique for the urethroplasty.

(314) Onychophorans have a simple circulatory system with a dorsal blood vessel.

(315) The somata of the sensory neurons were located in the dorsal root ganglia.

(316) The hornpouts' spiny dorsal fin can be dangerous if not handled carefully.

(317) Damage to the dorsal horn can result in loss of sensation or chronic pain.

(318) The dorsal root is responsible for transmitting pain signals to the brain.

(319) Damage to the dorsal root can cause numbness in certain areas of the body.

(320) The dorsal root is a key player in the body's ability to maintain balance.

(321) The clownfish's dorsal fin contains a sharp spine that it uses for defense.

(322) The dorsal horn is connected to other regions of the spinal cord and brain.

(323) The butterflyfish's dorsal and anal fins provide stability during swimming.

(324) The sailfishes' distinctive sail-like dorsal fin helps them to swim faster.

(325) The aboral ridge of the seahorse's body is where its dorsal fin is located.

(326) The lab technician cannulated the patient's dorsal vein for the blood draw.

(327) The scientist studied the patterns and markings on the dolphin's dorsal fin.

(328) I spotted a blacktip shark's dorsal fin cutting through the water's surface.

(329) The shark's dorsal fin protrudes up from the water, indicating its presence.

(330) Bichirs have a unique appearance with their elongated bodies and dorsal fins.

(331) The dorsal root emerges from the spinal cord and connects to the dorsal horn.

(332) The surfer felt a rush of adrenaline when he saw a shark's dorsal fin nearby.

(333) The lifeguard kept a watchful eye for any signs of a dorsal fin in the water.

(334) The dorsal horn contains interneurons that help regulate sensory information.

(335) The dorsal horn is a target for therapeutic interventions in pain management.

(336) The dorsal horn is involved in the processing of both acute and chronic pain.

(337) The dorsal horn is a region where pain signals can be modulated or inhibited.

(338) The filum of a dolphin's dorsal fin helps it maintain balance while swimming.

(339) The rorqual's dorsal fin is relatively small compared to other whale species.

(340) The sailfish's distinctive sail-like dorsal fin is its most striking feature.

(341) The shark stalks forward, its dorsal fin cutting through the water's surface.

(342) The triggerfish has a dorsal spine that can be raised as a defense mechanism.

(343) The dog-fish's dorsal fin acted as a stabilizer, helping it maintain balance.

(344) The spiny dorsal fins of sticklebacks are used for defense against predators.

(345) The shark's dorsal fin had an acute angle as it breached the water's surface.

(346) The perikarya of the sensory neurons were located in the dorsal root ganglia.

(347) The dolphin's finlike dorsal fin was a distinguishing feature of its species.

(348) The dolphin's dorsal fin emerged from the waves as it leaped out of the water.

(349) The fisherman admired the strength and flexibility of the marlin's dorsal fin.

(350) The dorsal root ganglion is a cluster of nerve cell bodies in the spinal cord.

(351) The dorsal horn is a region of the spinal cord involved in sensory processing.

(352) The dorsal horn is a critical site for the integration of sensory information.

(353) The dorsal horn is a region where sensory information is filtered and relayed.

(354) The lumpsucker's dorsal fin is small and located towards the back of its body.

(355) The dorsal root is involved in the regulation of blood pressure and heart rate.

(356) I observed a triggerfish using its dorsal spine to wedge itself into a crevice.

(357) The boat captain pointed out the dorsal fin of a passing shark to the tourists.

(358) The dorsal part of the brain is responsible for processing sensory information.

(359) The dorsal horn of the spinal cord is involved in transmitting sensory signals.

(360) The soldierfish's dorsal fin provided stability as it swam against the current.

(361) The amberjacks' sharp dorsal fin acts as a defense mechanism against predators.

(362) The finback whale is known for its long, sleek body and distinctive dorsal fin.

(363) The seahorse's finlike dorsal fin helped it to maintain balance while swimming.

(364) The orca whale's dorsal fin collapsed after years of captivity in a small tank.

(365) Although chordata is a diverse group, all its members have a dorsal nerve cord.

(366) The dorsal root carries information from the body to the central nervous system.

(367) The marine biologist identified the species of fish by examining its dorsal fin.

(368) The rockfish's dorsal fin is tall and spiny, providing stability while swimming.

(369) Bottlenoses have a curved dorsal fin that helps them maneuver through the water.

(370) Frogfish have a modified dorsal fin that acts as a fishing lure to attract prey.

(371) The dorsal horn plays a critical role in the body's response to pain and injury.

(372) The dorsal root of a spinal nerve carries sensory information to the spinal cord.

(373) The dorsal horn is responsible for transmitting sensory information to the brain.

(374) The dorsal horn is a target for pharmacological interventions in pain management.

(375) The hogfish's dorsal fin is tall and pointed, giving it a distinctive appearance.

(376) Pilot whales have a unique dorsal fin, which can be used to identify individuals.

(377) The butterflyfish's dorsal fin is adorned with striking black and yellow stripes.

(378) The phoronids have a unique circulatory system, with a dorsal and ventral vessel.

(379) The sheepshead's dorsal fin has sharp spines that can cause injury if mishandled.

(380) The porbeagle's dorsal fin is tall and triangular, making it easily recognizable.

(381) The bottlenoses were easily recognizable by their distinctive curved dorsal fins.

(382) The basking shark's dorsal fin is small and located towards the back of its body.

(383) The dorsal root is responsible for transmitting touch and temperature sensations.

(384) The dorsal root is responsible for transmitting information about muscle stretch.

(385) The dorsal root is responsible for transmitting information about joint position.

(386) The surfer spotted a dorsal fin in the distance and quickly paddled back to shore.

(387) The children eagerly searched the water for any glimpse of a dolphin's dorsal fin.

(388) The dorsal horn can undergo plastic changes in response to injury or chronic pain.

(389) I caught a glimpse of a ribbonfish's dorsal fin breaking the surface of the water.

(390) The ctenoid scales on the fish's ventral side were larger than on its dorsal side.

(391) Dauphins have a dorsal fin on their back that helps with stability while swimming.

(392) The dorsal root is essential for the body's ability to detect changes in pressure.

(393) The wholphin has a unique appearance, with a rounded head and a curved dorsal fin.

(394) The dorsal root is involved in the perception of touch, pressure, and temperature.

(395) The dorsal root is connected to the spinal cord through the dorsal root entry zone.

(396) Deuterostome organisms have a dorsal nerve cord that develops into the spinal cord.

(397) The porpoised's dorsal fin was a distinctive feature that made it easy to identify.

(398) The gadoid family is characterized by a long, tapered body and a single dorsal fin.

(399) Frogfish have a modified dorsal fin that acts as a fishing rod to lure prey closer.

(400) The tripletail's large, fan-like dorsal fin helps it blend in with floating debris.

(401) Each somite is composed of a dorsal and ventral half, separated by the neural tube.

(402) The predaceous shark's dorsal fin cut through the water as it approached its target.

(403) The sailfishes' distinctive sail-like dorsal fin is their most recognizable feature.

(404) The skilled harpooner accurately aimed his harpoon over the dorsal fin of the shark.

(405) The mako shark's dorsal fin is tall and pointed, aiding in stability while swimming.

(406) The triggerfish has a unique ability to lock itself in place using its dorsal spine.

(407) The scorpionfish's venomous spines are located on its dorsal, anal, and pelvic fins.

(408) The dorsal and ventral roots of the spinal cord come together to form spinal nerves.

(409) The anglerfish has a modified dorsal fin with photophores that it uses to lure prey.

(410) The dorsal horn is involved in the regulation of reflexes and involuntary movements.

(411) The killer whale's dorsal fin stood tall and majestic as it glided through the water.

(412) The marine biologist collected data on the size and curvature of various dorsal fins.

(413) The marine biologist conducted research on the function and evolution of dorsal fins.

(414) The dorsal horn is a critical component of the spinal cord's role in pain perception.

(415) The dorsal fin of siganids is often elongated and used for defense against predators.

(416) The trochlear nerve is unique in that it exits the brainstem from the dorsal surface.

(417) Chordates, which include humans, have a dorsal nerve cord that runs along their back.

(418) The lifeguard quickly blew the whistle when he spotted a dorsal fin near the swimmers.

(419) The dorsal side of a crab is usually harder and more protective than the ventral side.

(420) The tarpon's distinctive dorsal fin can be seen cutting through the water as it swims.

(421) Garpikes have a long, snakelike body, and their dorsal fin is covered in sharp spines.

(422) The shark swam by and flipped its dorsal fin and tail fin back, showing off its power.

(423) The filum of a chordate is the dorsal nerve cord that runs along the back of the body.

(424) The caudal fin is responsible for propulsion, and the dorsal fin helps with stability.

(425) The dorsal root is responsible for transmitting sensory information to the spinal cord.

(426) Damage to the dorsal root can result in loss of sensation in certain areas of the body.

(427) The butterflyfish's dorsal fin can be raised or lowered to communicate with other fish.

(428) The garpikes' sharp dorsal fin acts as a defense mechanism against potential predators.

(429) The barracudinas' dorsal fin is long and pointed, giving them a distinctive appearance.

(430) Damage to the dorsal root can result in loss of sensation in certain parts of the body.

(431) The dorsal horn of the spinal cord contains interneurons that relay sensory information.

(432) The anatomy of clupeoids is characterized by a streamlined body and a single dorsal fin.

(433) The dorsal horn is a complex structure that is still not fully understood by scientists.

(434) The dorsal horn receives input from both nociceptive and non-nociceptive sensory neurons.

(435) The ichthyoid creature had a dorsal fin that helped it maintain stability while swimming.

(436) Denticles are more pronounced on certain areas of a shark's body, such as the dorsal fin.

(437) The dorsal root is essential for the body's ability to maintain balance and coordination.

(438) The funiculus is made up of three main tracts: the dorsal, lateral, and ventral funiculi.

(439) The photographer captured a stunning image of a dolphin's dorsal fin breaking the surface.

(440) The angler fish has a specialized dorsal fin that acts as a fishing rod to catch its prey.

(441) The dorsal root is essential for the transmission of information related to muscle stretch.

(442) The photographer captured a breathtaking shot of a shark's dorsal fin breaking the surface.

(443) The fisherman admired the marlin's finlike dorsal fin as it broke the surface of the water.

(444) The caudal fin is composed of several bony rays, but the dorsal fin is made of soft tissue.

(445) The tour guide shared interesting facts about the different shapes and sizes of dorsal fins.

(446) The dolphin exserted its dorsal fin above the water, gliding effortlessly through the waves.

(447) The catsharks have a distinctive dorsal fin that helps them maintain balance while swimming.

(448) The hawkfish's dorsal fin is elongated and resembles a bird's beak, hence the name hawkfish.

(449) The dorsal root plays a crucial role in the transmission of touch and temperature sensations.

(450) Bottlenose dolphins have a unique dorsal fin that can be used to identify individual animals.

(451) The flagfish is named for the distinctive black spot on its dorsal fin that resembles a flag.

(452) Deuterostomes have a dorsal nerve cord, which is a bundle of nerves that runs along the back.

(453) When the dorsal root is damaged, it can result in chronic pain or other sensory disturbances.

(454) The trochlear nerve is the only cranial nerve to emerge from the dorsal side of the brainstem.

(455) The dorsal fin of a dauphin is a distinctive feature that helps with stability while swimming.

(456) The shark's dorsal fin was visible above the water's surface, like a ray of hope for the prey.

(457) The boat captain warned the passengers to stay away from the water after spotting a dorsal fin.

(458) The dorsal horn is a region of the spinal cord that receives sensory information from the body.

(459) The dorsal root is responsible for transmitting information about the environment to the brain.

(460) The dorsal root ganglion contains sensory neurons, and the ventral root contains motor neurons.

(461) The dorsal fin of basslets is often elongated and used for communication and courtship displays.

(462) The dorsal horn is responsible for processing and transmitting sensory information to the brain.

(463) The dorsal horn is a site of synaptic connections between sensory neurons and projection neurons.

(464) Bichirs have a dorsal fin that runs along their entire back, providing stability during swimming.

(465) The trochlearis nerve is the only cranial nerve to exit from the dorsal surface of the brainstem.

(466) The dorsoventral axis of the limb bud determines the formation of the dorsal and ventral muscles.

(467) The dorsal root ganglion contains sensory neurons, while the ventral root contains motor neurons.

(468) The children squealed with excitement when they saw a dolphin's dorsal fin during their boat ride.

(469) The dorsal fin is used for stability during swimming, and the pectoral fins are used for steering.

(470) The tiger shark's dorsal fin is a distinctive feature that helps with its stability while swimming.

(471) The fourth cranial nerve is the only cranial nerve to exit from the dorsal aspect of the brainstem.

(472) The blastoporic dorsal lip is the region of the blastopore that will eventually form the notochord.

(473) When the dorsal root is damaged, it can result in a loss of sensation in certain parts of the body.

(474) The dorsal root is responsible for transmitting information about the position of the body in space.

(475) The peroneus tertius tendon inserts into the dorsal surface of the base of the fifth metatarsal bone.

(476) The dorsal horn is divided into different layers that process different types of sensory information.

(477) The dorsal root is responsible for transmitting sensory information from the body to the spinal cord.

(478) The dorsal column-medial lemniscus pathway carries touch and proprioception information ipsilaterally.

(479) The spines on the dorsal fin of rockfishes can be dangerous to handle, causing painful puncture wounds.

(480) The dorsal side of the leaf is often darker than the ventral side, which is adapted for photosynthesis.

(481) Although the caudal fin is the main source of propulsion, the dorsal fin also plays a role in steering.

(482) The word dorsiventral is an adjective that describes an organism with distinct dorsal and ventral sides.

(483) The dorsal root is responsible for transmitting information about the position and movement of the body.

(484) Oligochaetes have a simple circulatory system consisting of a dorsal blood vessel and smaller capillaries.

(485) The dorsal and ventral fins of a fish work together to provide stability and maneuverability in the water.

(486) Dorsiventral organisms often exhibit different coloration on their dorsal and ventral sides for camouflage.

(487) Dorsiventral animals often have specialized adaptations on their dorsal side for protection and camouflage.

(488) Dauphins, which have a curved dorsal fin, can be easily identified by their unique markings and coloration.

(489) The dorsal root is protected by the spinal column, which helps prevent damage to the sensitive nerve fibers.

(490) The branchial arches are initially formed by the migration of neural crest cells from the dorsal neural tube.

(491) The dorsal root ganglion, which is located near the spinal cord, contains the cell bodies of sensory neurons.

(492) Dorsiventral organisms have distinct morphological features that differentiate their dorsal and ventral sides.

(493) The dorsal and ventral streams of visual processing are responsible for different aspects of visual perception.

(494) Hammerhead sharks are known for their distinctive dorsal fins, which can be used to identify different species.

(495) The vitta is a narrow band of tissue that runs along the midline of the dorsal surface of the abdomen in insects.

(496) The dorsal and ventral pathways of the auditory system are responsible for different aspects of sound processing.

(497) The dorsal root is protected by the spinal column, which helps to prevent damage to this important nerve pathway.

(498) The wholphin's dorsal fin is typically more curved than that of a dolphin but less pronounced than that of a whale.

(499) The remora's flattened body and dorsal fin allow it to stay attached to its host even when swimming at high speeds.

(500) The dorsal horn is a crucial component of the nervous system that helps us to sense and respond to our environment.

(501) The dorsal root ganglion contains cell bodies of sensory neurons that transmit information through the dorsal root.

(502) The paralichthys fish have a unique swimming pattern, using their dorsal and anal fins to propel themselves forward.

(503) The dorsal and ventral horns of the spinal cord are responsible for different types of sensory and motor processing.

(504) When the dorsal root is damaged, it can result in a loss of coordination or balance, as well as other motor deficits.

(505) The frogfish's scientific name, Antennariidae, comes from the Greek word for antenna due to their modified dorsal fin.

(506) The dorsal root is connected to the ventral root, which carries motor information from the spinal cord to the muscles.

(507) Although the dorsal root is responsible for transmitting sensory information, it cannot function without the spinal cord.

(508) The caudal fin is the most powerful fin in most fish, but the dorsal fin can also be used for propulsion in some species.

(509) The dorsal horn of the spinal cord receives sensory information, while the ventral horn sends motor signals to the muscles.

(510) The basking shark's dorsal fin is much smaller than that of a great white shark, and it is located further back on its body.

(511) When the dorsal root is damaged, it can result in chronic pain, but if the ventral root is damaged, it can result in paralysis.

(512) The dorsal root, which is located on the back of the spinal cord, is responsible for transmitting sensory information to the brain.

(513) When the dorsal root is stimulated, it can cause a reflexive response in the body, such as pulling your hand away from a hot stove.

(514) Because the dorsal root is so important for our ability to sense the world around us, it is often studied in neuroscience research.

(515) Although the dorsal root ganglion contains cell bodies of sensory neurons, it is not responsible for processing sensory information.

(516) Although the dorsal root is responsible for carrying sensory information, it cannot interpret or process the information on its own.

(517) The suboccipital muscles are innervated by the suboccipital nerve, which is a branch of the dorsal ramus of the first cervical nerve.

(518) Dauphins have a streamlined body shape, which allows them to swim swiftly through the water, and they have a dorsal fin on their back.

(519) The dorsal root is part of the somatic nervous system, which is responsible for controlling voluntary movements and sensory perception.

(520) Dauphins have a streamlined body shape, which allows them to move through the water with ease, and they have a dorsal fin on their back.

(521) The dorsal root is connected to the ventral root, which is responsible for transmitting motor information from the brain to the muscles.

(522) The chordate group is vast, and it includes animals that live in the ocean, on land, and in the air, but they all have a dorsal nerve cord.

(523) When the dorsal root is damaged, it can result in loss of sensation, but if the ventral root is damaged, it can result in loss of movement.

(524) The dorsal root of the spinal nerve is composed of axons from sensory neurons, while the ventral root is composed of axons from motor neurons.

(525) The chordate group is incredibly diverse, but they all have a dorsal nerve cord and a post-anal tail, which sets them apart from other animals.

(526) Although the dorsal root is part of the peripheral nervous system, it is closely connected to the central nervous system through the spinal cord.

(527) Because the dorsal root is responsible for transmitting sensory information, it is crucial for our ability to feel and perceive the world around us.

(528) Although the dorsal root is primarily responsible for transmitting sensory information, it can also transmit motor information in certain situations.

(529) The dorsal root is part of the peripheral nervous system, which is responsible for transmitting information between the brain and the rest of the body.

(530) The dorsal side of the fish is often camouflaged to blend in with the water, while the ventral side is lighter to avoid detection from predators below.

(531) The dorsal root is made up of both myelinated and unmyelinated nerve fibers, which allows for the transmission of different types of sensory information.

(532) The dorsal fin of the shark is used for stability, while the pectoral fins are used for steering, and ventrally, the pelvic fins are used for propulsion.

(533) The dorsal root, which carries sensory information, enters the spinal cord while the ventral root, which carries motor information, exits the spinal cord.

(534) When the dorsal root is stimulated, it sends signals to the spinal cord, which then processes the information and sends a response through the ventral root.

(535) Chordata, which is characterized by a dorsal nerve cord and pharyngeal slits, is a highly specialized group of animals that has evolved many unique adaptations over time.

(536) The dorsal root is essential for transmitting information about touch, temperature, and pain from the body to the brain, while the ventral root is essential for transmitting signals from the brain to the muscles.

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