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Meaning of formicaroid
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formicaroid (a.)
Like or pertaining to the family Formicaridae or ant thrushes.
formicaroid Sentence Examples
- The insect's formicaroid antennae twitched as it searched for prey.
- Ants have a distinctive formicaroid morphology, with their segmented bodies and mandibles.
- Termites exhibit formicaroid behaviors, such as colony formation and the division of labor.
- The formicaroid shape of the leaf-cutter ant's mandible allows it to cut and carry leaves.
- The formicaroid gland secretes a chemical that attracts other ants to food sources.
- The formicaroid cell has a characteristic rectangular shape with rounded corners.
- Some plants mimic the formicaroid appearance of ants to deter predation.
- Formicaroid predators often prey on ants and other social insects.
- The formicaroid structure of the tree's bark provides a hiding place for ants.
- The scientist studied the formicaroid adaptations that enable ants to survive in diverse environments.
FAQs About the word formicaroid
Like or pertaining to the family Formicaridae or ant thrushes.
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The insect's formicaroid antennae twitched as it searched for prey.
Ants have a distinctive formicaroid morphology, with their segmented bodies and mandibles.
Termites exhibit formicaroid behaviors, such as colony formation and the division of labor.
The formicaroid shape of the leaf-cutter ant's mandible allows it to cut and carry leaves.
