cheliferous (Meaning)
Wordnet
cheliferous (a)
having chelae
Webster
cheliferous (a.)
Having cheliform claws, like a crab.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cheliferous
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cheliferous Sentence Examples
- The cheliferous appendages of the arachnid enable it to seize and subdue its prey with precision.
- Cheliferous organisms, equipped with specialized claws or pincers, have evolved various hunting strategies.
- Scientists study the cheliferous structures of crustaceans to understand their role in capturing and manipulating food.
- The cheliferous mandibles of the ant provide it with a formidable means of defense against predators.
- Cheliferous creatures, like scorpions, use their claws not only for hunting but also for communication and mating rituals.
- The cheliferous legs of the crab allow it to grasp and crush its prey with remarkable force.
- Cheliferous insects such as beetles employ their appendages to manipulate objects and navigate their environment.
- The cheliferous nature of certain organisms reflects their adaptation to specific ecological niches.
- The cheliferous grasp of the spider is crucial for spinning intricate webs to capture prey.
- Evolution has fine-tuned the cheliferous structures of various species to optimize their survival and reproductive success.
FAQs About the word cheliferous
having chelaeHaving cheliform claws, like a crab.
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The cheliferous appendages of the arachnid enable it to seize and subdue its prey with precision.
Cheliferous organisms, equipped with specialized claws or pincers, have evolved various hunting strategies.
Scientists study the cheliferous structures of crustaceans to understand their role in capturing and manipulating food.
The cheliferous mandibles of the ant provide it with a formidable means of defense against predators.
