venózních

Venózích refers to a specific type of skeletal framework found in marine organisms. The term is derived from the Latin words venosus, meaning "full of veins," and ích, indicating a closeness to or presence of veins. In the context of biologically structured skeletons, venózích denotes a category of morphological features where the sponges and corals structure their frameworks to present a certain aesthetic.

Skeletal framework is usually composed of two layers: the endoskeleton, which lies within the organism's body, and the exoskeleton, located outside. Most animals utilize calcium carbonate to build their skeletons. However, venózích presents itself as a web-like framework made up of minute organic fibers rather than using calcium carbonate for support. The settling process of sponges and corals is different; their skeletals originate from symbiotic relationships, giving rise to complex lattice structures within the living tissue.

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