During the tidal survey, the researcher carefully photographed a polypiarian clinging to the kelp.

The marine biologist cataloged several polypiarian specimens found among the kelp holdfasts.

When disturbed, the polypide retracted into its housing, leaving the colony motionless for a moment.

The polypiferous coral colony swayed in the current, each tiny polyp extending delicate tentacles to feed.

The naturalist carefully sketched the polypidom, fascinated by the arrangement of its polyps.

At the natural history seminar, the curator displayed a fragment labeled polypifer and discussed the term's archaic usage.

Marine biologists recorded the polypiform colony's delicate tentacles shimmering beneath the waves.

The museum displayed a well-preserved polypite from the Ordovician period.

The biopsy confirmed that the polypine lesion was benign.

The botanist described the polypigerous cactus as an unusually prolific specimen, producing clusters of fruit throughout the year.