chelonian [noun]
Definition of chelonian:
- Any of various reptiles of the order Chelonia (or Testudines), which includes turtles, tortoises, and terrapins. (Noun)
- Relating to or characteristic of turtles, tortoises, or terrapins. (Adjective)
Sentence/Example of chelonian:
The chelonian moved slowly across the sandy beach.
She studied the chelonian species native to her region.
The aquarium has a special exhibit on chelonian conservation.
We found a chelonian shell washed up on the shore.
Chelonian habitats are being threatened by human activities.
The biologist wrote a paper on chelonian migration patterns.
They set up a chelonian sanctuary to protect endangered species.
The museum's chelonian skeleton was a popular attraction.
A chelonian's shell is its primary defense mechanism.
The documentary featured various chelonian species from around the world.
The chelonian exhibit included information on their diet and behavior.
He adopted a chelonian from the local rescue center.
The chelonian swam gracefully in the clear water.
She could identify different chelonian species by their shell patterns.
The chelonian population in the area has been declining.
Researchers are studying the chelonian's role in the ecosystem.
The chelonian laid eggs in the soft sand near the water.
We observed the chelonian basking in the sun.
The zoo had a special day dedicated to chelonian awareness.
The chelonian's slow pace made it an easy target for predators.