Assertion: dugong | /r/HasProperty | marine mammal
Facets:
value: strictly
type: DEGREE
value: exclusively
type: DEGREE
value: in the order
type: OTHER
value: unlike manatees
type: OTHER
value: with horizontal tail
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Dugong, (Dugong dugon), a marine mammal inhabiting the warm coastal waters of the Indian and Pacific oceans that feeds on seagrasses and is similar to the American manatee.
text: Dugongs are strictly marine mammals, unlike manatees which require freshwater phases during their life cycle.
text: The dugong is strictly marine, while West Indian and West African manatees can be found in both fresh and salt water.
text: The dugong is a marine animal living in salt water.
text: Dugongs are marine animals who have a medium built.
text: Dugong is one of the marine mammals that feeds primarily on seagrasses.
text: Dugong is a marine mammal that swims around warm tropical waters.
text: These are ready-to-use Dugong worksheets that are perfect for teaching students about the dugong which is a marine mammal that swims around warm tropical waters.
text: Closely related to the portly manatee, which prefers estuarine or fresh waters, the dugong is slimmer and more strictly a marine mammal, and is the likely suspect for most mermaid origin stories.
text: The dugong is a marine mammal found in the Indo-Pacific region (an area that includes the Indian Ocean and the western and central Pacific Ocean).
text: The dugong, a marine mammal in the manatee family, has captured imaginations since the days when their long, soft, cylindrical bodies inspired dreams of mermaids in lonely sailors.
text: It is a marine mammal.
text: It is a marine mammal.
text: The Dugong is a marine mammal which means it only lives in salt water seas and oceans while manatees can live in fresh water.
text: The dugong is a marine mammal and one of the living species of the family Dugongidae.
text: The dugong, is a marine mammal.
text: The Dugong is a marine mammal which closely resembles the manatee.
text: The dugong, a marine mammal with smooth, dark gray or bronze skin, a fluked tail and downturned muzzle, lives in seagrass beds in the shallow coastal waters of the Pacific and Indian oceans.
text: The dugong (Dugong dugon) is a marine mammal in the order Sirenia.
text: Dugongs are strictly marine mammals, and they have a fluke-like tail, similar to that of a dugong.
text: While manatees can be found in estuarine and fresh waters, dugongs are strictly marine mammals.
text: Dugongs are strictly marine mammals, but manatees migrate between marine and freshwater; (3)
text: Dugongs, marine mammals from the order sirenia, are said to have once lured female-starved sailors, giving rise to the mermaid myth.
text: Dugongs are marine mammals.
text: Dugongs (Scientific Name - Dugong dugon) are marine mammals similar in appearance to manatees and distantly related to elephants — even though they no longer resemble or behave like elephants.
text: Dugongs, also known as sea cows, are marine mammals that are listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature as a species vulnerable to extinction.
text: Dugongs are strictly marine mammals, nonetheless manatees migrate between marine and freshwater.
text: Dugongs and manatees are marine mammals with a relatively large snout, short round paddle-like flippers and horizontal tail (like whales and dolphins).
text: Dugongs are marine mammals that feed entirely on vegetation such as seagrass.
text: Dugongs are exclusively marine, but manatees inhabit both marine and freshwater systems.
text: The dugong is the only herbivorous mammal that is strictly marine.
text: Dugongs, sometimes called sea cows, are the only herbivorous mammals that are strictly marine.
text: Dugongs are more strictly marine than manatees but are related to manatees and are similar in appearance and behavior— though the dugong's tail is fluked like a whale's.
text: The Dugong is a marine animal so it lives in water.
text: The dugong, very plentiful in the shallow waters on the shores of the Red Sea, is a marine animal from 12 to 30 feet long, something between a whale and a seal, never leaving the water, but very easily caught.
text: The dugong is a marine animal which is often called the “sea cow”.
text: Dugongs, or sea cows as they are sometimes called, are marine animals which can grow to about three metres in length and weigh as much as 400 kilograms.