bidigitate Sentence Examples
- The bidigitate lizard scurried across the forest floor, its two long toes leaving distinct tracks.
- The bidigitate frog perched on the branch, its delicate fingers gripping tightly.
- In some primates, such as lemurs, bidigitate hands aid in grasping branches with precision.
- The bidigitate pattern of the paw prints indicated a small mammal had passed through the area.
- The bidigitate sloth hung lazily from the tree, its two claws firmly anchored to the bark.
- The bidigitate squirrel deftly cracked open the nut with its nimble fingers.
- Birds with bidigitate feet, like the osprey, are well-suited for grasping fish while flying.
- The bidigitate gecko climbed effortlessly up the glass wall, using its tiny toes for traction.
- Bidigitate adaptations allow certain animals to navigate their environments with remarkable agility.
- The bidigitate handprint found on the cave wall suggested early human habitation in the area.
bidigitate Meaning
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bidigitate (a.)
Having two fingers or fingerlike projections.
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Having two fingers or fingerlike projections.
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The bidigitate lizard scurried across the forest floor, its two long toes leaving distinct tracks.
The bidigitate frog perched on the branch, its delicate fingers gripping tightly.
In some primates, such as lemurs, bidigitate hands aid in grasping branches with precision.
The bidigitate pattern of the paw prints indicated a small mammal had passed through the area.
