chelae (Meaning)
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chelae (pl.)
of Chela
Synonyms & Antonyms of chelae
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chelae Sentence Examples
- The chelae of a crayfish are adapted for grasping and manipulating food.
- Lobsters use their chelae to defend themselves against predators and capture prey.
- The chelae of a crab are often asymmetrical, with one larger than the other.
- In some species of spiders, the chelae are used to inject venom into their prey.
- The chelae of a scorpion are equipped with venom for subduing prey and self-defense.
- Hermit crabs use their chelae to grip onto shells and protect themselves.
- The chelae of a horseshoe crab are located near the mouth and aid in feeding.
- Researchers study the anatomy and function of chelae to understand arthropod behavior.
- The chelae of a mantis shrimp are known for their incredible strength and speed.
- The chelae of a lobster are powerful enough to crush shells and tear apart prey.
FAQs About the word chelae
of Chela
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The chelae of a crayfish are adapted for grasping and manipulating food.
Lobsters use their chelae to defend themselves against predators and capture prey.
The chelae of a crab are often asymmetrical, with one larger than the other.
In some species of spiders, the chelae are used to inject venom into their prey.
