durophagic
durophagic Adapted to the eating of hard materials, such as the diet of many benthic dwellers, comprising shelled invertebrates. Skates and rays, for instance, have a tough dentition and protrusible mouth capable of powerful suction which may be used to dislodge shellfish from rock faces.
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