muddwelling

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A form of mud-dwelling — Living in the mud.

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adjectivemuddwelling (not comparable)
  1. alternativenot comparableAlternative form of mud-dwelling.

    From 40 cm (AD 1876) on, a muddwelling association dominated the site of core 108.

    1957, Deddy Mulyadi Barmawidjaja, Geologica Ultraiectina - Issue 82, page 105
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    However, mysids, phytoplankton, amphipods, small fish, muddwelling tunicates, and vegetation have been obtained from bowhead stomachs during fall migration.

    1980, Prudhoe Bay Project: Final Environmental Impact Statement

    the hunters and trappers hunting migratory birds and muddwelling fishes, i. e. the tribal Bodo-Kacharies who constitute a considerable part of the population;

    1982, The North Eastern Geographer - Volume 14
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