caruncular (Meaning)
Wordnet
caruncular (a)
resembling a caruncle
Webster
caruncular (a.)
Alt. of Carunculous
Synonyms & Antonyms of caruncular
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caruncular Sentence Examples
- The caruncular tissue surrounding the eyes of some birds provides protection from dust and debris.
- Ornithologists study the structure and function of caruncular glands to better understand avian physiology.
- Certain species of birds possess caruncular wattles on their heads, which may play a role in thermoregulation.
- The caruncular nodules on the legs of certain insects help them grip onto surfaces more effectively.
- Researchers investigate the composition of caruncular secretions to determine their chemical properties.
- The presence of caruncular tissue around the nostrils of some animals helps prevent water from entering their nasal passages.
- The caruncular protuberances on the wings of certain insects aid in camouflage by breaking up their outline.
- Veterinarians examine the condition of caruncular tissue in domestic animals to assess their overall health.
- The caruncular horns on the heads of certain antelope species are used in territorial displays and combat.
- The intricate patterns of caruncular markings on the skin of reptiles serve as a form of camouflage in their natural habitats.
FAQs About the word caruncular
resembling a caruncleAlt. of Carunculous
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No antonyms found.
The caruncular tissue surrounding the eyes of some birds provides protection from dust and debris.
Ornithologists study the structure and function of caruncular glands to better understand avian physiology.
Certain species of birds possess caruncular wattles on their heads, which may play a role in thermoregulation.
The caruncular nodules on the legs of certain insects help them grip onto surfaces more effectively.
