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grallatorial (a.)
Alt. of Grallatory
grallatorial Sentence Examples
- The grallatorial legs of the ibis enable it to wade through shallow waters in search of food.
- The long, grallatorial legs of the flamingo allow it to stand in deep water without submerging its body.
- Cranes possess grallatorial legs that facilitate their navigation through marshes and shallow ponds.
- The grallatorial nature of the heron's legs allows it to maintain its balance and stability in unstable environments.
- Egrets exhibit grallatorial characteristics, with long, thin legs that aid in their wading behavior.
- The grallatorial legs of the sandpiper provide it with the mobility to forage along the edges of water bodies.
- Storks rely on their grallatorial legs for traversing marshy terrain in pursuit of prey.
- The grallatorial adaptation of the avocet's legs enables it to walk on mudflats and shallow lakes.
- The grallatorial legs of the crane allow it to reach insects and other small creatures in tall grasses.
- The grallatorial posture of the bittern helps it camouflage itself in the reeds and marshes where it resides.
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The grallatorial legs of the ibis enable it to wade through shallow waters in search of food.
The long, grallatorial legs of the flamingo allow it to stand in deep water without submerging its body.
Cranes possess grallatorial legs that facilitate their navigation through marshes and shallow ponds.
The grallatorial nature of the heron's legs allows it to maintain its balance and stability in unstable environments.
