discal (Meaning)
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discal (a.)
Pertaining to, or resembling, a disk; as, discal cells.
Synonyms & Antonyms of discal
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discal Sentence Examples
- The discal cell is a specialized region of the wing in insects and other arthropods.
- The discal spot is a dark, circular marking on the wing of many species of butterflies and moths.
- The discal fold is a groove or crease on the wing of some insects.
- The discal area is the region of the wing between the discal cell and the termen.
- The discal vein is a wing vein that runs through the discal cell.
- The discal process is a small, projecting part of the wing in some insects.
- The discal lobe is a rounded or triangular projection on the wing in some insects.
- The discal field is the area of the wing distal to the discal cell in some insects.
- The discal spot is typically located near the center of the wing and can help to identify certain species of butterflies and moths.
- The discal cell is often bounded by the costa, subcosta, radius, and media veins.
FAQs About the word discal
Pertaining to, or resembling, a disk; as, discal cells.
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The discal cell is a specialized region of the wing in insects and other arthropods.
The discal spot is a dark, circular marking on the wing of many species of butterflies and moths.
The discal fold is a groove or crease on the wing of some insects.
The discal area is the region of the wing between the discal cell and the termen.
