Definition of filter feeder in US English:

filter feeder

noun

Zoology

See filter feeding
Example sentencesExamples
- Because they are filter-feeders, pollutants in the water will accumulate in the tissue of mussels until they reach a toxic level killing the organism.
- Tadpoles tend to school, and be filter-feeders.
- Alternatively, it may simply have been adapted as a wading filter-feeder on rocky or uneven bottoms.
- What happens to the plankton on which the filter-feeders feed?
- And accumulation is more of a problem in animals higher in the food chain, e.g. sharks with mercury, as well as filter-feeders.

Definition of filter feeder in US English:

filter feeder

noun

Zoology

See filter feeding
Example sentencesExamples
- Because they are filter-feeders, pollutants in the water will accumulate in the tissue of mussels until they reach a toxic level killing the organism.
- Tadpoles tend to school, and be filter-feeders.
- Alternatively, it may simply have been adapted as a wading filter-feeder on rocky or uneven bottoms.
- What happens to the plankton on which the filter-feeders feed?
- And accumulation is more of a problem in animals higher in the food chain, e.g. sharks with mercury, as well as filter-feeders.

单词	filter feeder
释义	Definition of filter feeder in US English: filter feeder noun Zoology See filter feeding Example sentencesExamples Because they are filter-feeders, pollutants in the water will accumulate in the tissue of mussels until they reach a toxic level killing the organism. Tadpoles tend to school, and be filter-feeders. Alternatively, it may simply have been adapted as a wading filter-feeder on rocky or uneven bottoms. What happens to the plankton on which the filter-feeders feed? And accumulation is more of a problem in animals higher in the food chain, e.g. sharks with mercury, as well as filter-feeders. Definition of filter feeder in US English: filter feeder noun Zoology See filter feeding Example sentencesExamples Because they are filter-feeders, pollutants in the water will accumulate in the tissue of mussels until they reach a toxic level killing the organism. Tadpoles tend to school, and be filter-feeders. Alternatively, it may simply have been adapted as a wading filter-feeder on rocky or uneven bottoms. What happens to the plankton on which the filter-feeders feed? And accumulation is more of a problem in animals higher in the food chain, e.g. sharks with mercury, as well as filter-feeders.
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