arthropodal (Meaning)
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arthropodal (a)
of or relating to invertebrates of the phylum Arthropoda
Synonyms & Antonyms of arthropodal
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arthropodal Sentence Examples
- The arthropodal structure of the insect's exoskeleton provides remarkable flexibility and protection.
- Researchers study the arthropodal features of crustaceans to understand their evolutionary adaptations.
- The arthropodal limbs of the spider enable it to navigate diverse terrains with ease.
- The arthropodal nature of the scorpion's body allows it to thrive in harsh desert environments.
- Examining the arthropodal anatomy of beetles reveals fascinating patterns of segmentation.
- The arthropodal diversity within the insect world is astounding, ranging from ants to butterflies.
- Scientists investigate the arthropodal locomotion of centipedes for inspiration in robotics.
- Understanding the arthropodal respiratory system sheds light on how insects breathe.
- The arthropodal characteristics of crabs include jointed appendages and a hard exoskeleton.
- Paleontologists analyze fossilized remains to trace the arthropodal evolution over millions of years.
FAQs About the word arthropodal
of or relating to invertebrates of the phylum Arthropoda
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No antonyms found.
The arthropodal structure of the insect's exoskeleton provides remarkable flexibility and protection.
Researchers study the arthropodal features of crustaceans to understand their evolutionary adaptations.
The arthropodal limbs of the spider enable it to navigate diverse terrains with ease.
The arthropodal nature of the scorpion's body allows it to thrive in harsh desert environments.
