Understanding Exuvium: A Guide to Shed Skin and More

Exuviable refers to something that can be shed or cast off, typically in the context of biological processes. In entomology, an exuvia is the empty skin left behind by an insect after it has molted or shed its skin. The term can also be used more broadly to describe any material or substance that is discarded or shed, such as a layer of dead skin cells or a worn-out garment.

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