connate (Meaning)

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connate (a)

of similar parts or organs; closely joined or united

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related in nature

In botany, connate petals refer to petals that are fused together along their margins.
The connate leaves of certain plant species create a distinctive appearance along their stems.
Entomologists study the connate segments of insect bodies to understand their anatomical structure.
Some species of butterflies have connate antennae, which play a crucial role in sensing their surroundings.
The connate sepals of a flower protect the developing bud before it blooms.
Ornithologists observe birds with connate toes for insights into their perching behaviors.
The connate carpels of certain plant species indicate a high degree of reproductive specialization.
Botanists use the term "connate" to describe structures that are fused from the beginning of development.
Herpetologists analyze the connate scales on reptiles to identify species and study their evolutionary relationships.
The connate parts of an organism often provide clues about its evolutionary history and ecological adaptations.

of similar parts or organs; closely joined or united, related in nature

analogous, like, alike,similar, comparable, such, correspondent, cognate, equivalent, matching

disparate, dissimilar, unlike, unlike, distinguishable, diverse, various, diverse,different, dissimilar

In botany, connate petals refer to petals that are fused together along their margins.

The connate leaves of certain plant species create a distinctive appearance along their stems.

Entomologists study the connate segments of insect bodies to understand their anatomical structure.

Some species of butterflies have connate antennae, which play a crucial role in sensing their surroundings.