brachypterous (Meaning)

Wordnet

brachypterous (s)

(especially of certain insects) having very short or rudimentary wings

Webster

Having short wings.

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Brachypterous insects possess shortened wings, limiting their flight capabilities.
The brachypterous stage in insect development is crucial for understanding their life cycle.
Certain beetles exhibit brachypterous characteristics as part of their evolutionary adaptation.
Researchers study the genetic basis of brachypterous traits to unravel insect evolution.
In habitats with dense vegetation, brachypterous species may have an advantage in maneuverability.
Brachypterous beetles often rely on other means of locomotion besides flight.
The brachypterous condition can impact an insect's ability to disperse and colonize new areas.
Predators may exploit the vulnerability of brachypterous insects due to their limited mobility.
Environmental factors such as habitat loss can influence the prevalence of brachypterous forms.
Understanding the ecological role of brachypterous insects is essential for conservation efforts.

(especially of certain insects) having very short or rudimentary wingsHaving short wings.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Brachypterous insects possess shortened wings, limiting their flight capabilities.

The brachypterous stage in insect development is crucial for understanding their life cycle.

Certain beetles exhibit brachypterous characteristics as part of their evolutionary adaptation.

Researchers study the genetic basis of brachypterous traits to unravel insect evolution.