bipectinate (Meaning)
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bipectinate (a.)
Alt. of Bipectinated
Synonyms & Antonyms of bipectinate
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bipectinate Sentence Examples
- The insect's antennae were bipectinate, allowing it to sense subtle environmental cues.
- The biologist observed the bipectinate arrangement of feathers in the bird's plumage.
- Under the microscope, the bipectinate structure of the plant's leaf veins became apparent.
- The fish's gills had a bipectinate appearance, aiding in efficient oxygen exchange.
- Entomologists study the bipectinate antennae of certain moth species to understand their behavior.
- The researcher documented the bipectinate pattern of scales on the butterfly's wings.
- Biologists noted the bipectinate arrangement of spines along the sea urchin's body.
- The biologist's discovery of a bipectinate structure in the beetle's legs shed light on its locomotion.
- The bipectinate design of the organism's sensory organs suggested a sophisticated adaptation to its environment.
- Microscopic examination revealed the bipectinate structure of the fungi's hyphae, aiding in nutrient absorption.
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The insect's antennae were bipectinate, allowing it to sense subtle environmental cues.
The biologist observed the bipectinate arrangement of feathers in the bird's plumage.
Under the microscope, the bipectinate structure of the plant's leaf veins became apparent.
The fish's gills had a bipectinate appearance, aiding in efficient oxygen exchange.
