epignathous Antonyms
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Meaning of epignathous
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epignathous (a.)
Hook-billed; having the upper mandible longer than the lower.
epignathous Sentence Examples
- The epignathous jaw of the fish was a remarkable adaptation that allowed it to feed on small organisms in the water.
- The epignathous bone is a unique feature of certain fish species that allows them to protrude their upper jaw forward.
- The epignathous structure of the snake's skull allowed it to swallow prey much larger than its own head.
- The epignathous teeth of the dinosaur were specialized for tearing flesh and crushing bone.
- The epignathous process of the insect's mandible provided additional strength and leverage for biting.
- The epignathous projection of the bird's beak was used to pry open seeds and nuts.
- The epignathous ridge on the turtle's skull helped to protect its brain from predators.
- The epignathous spines of the sea urchin provided protection from predators and helped to anchor it to the seafloor.
- The epignathous scales of the fish were modified to form a protective covering over its body.
- The epignathous bristles of the caterpillar helped it to move through its environment and gather food.
FAQs About the word epignathous
Hook-billed; having the upper mandible longer than the lower.
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The epignathous jaw of the fish was a remarkable adaptation that allowed it to feed on small organisms in the water.
The epignathous bone is a unique feature of certain fish species that allows them to protrude their upper jaw forward.
The epignathous structure of the snake's skull allowed it to swallow prey much larger than its own head.
The epignathous teeth of the dinosaur were specialized for tearing flesh and crushing bone.
