filoplume (Meaning)
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filoplume (n.)
A hairlike feather; a father with a slender scape and without a web in most or all of its length.
Synonyms & Antonyms of filoplume
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filoplume Sentence Examples
- Delicate filoplumes on the bird's feathers provide exceptional sensory feedback.
- The unique structure of filoplumes enables them to detect subtle air currents.
- Filoplumes play a crucial role in a bird's proprioception, helping it sense its body position.
- These specialized feathers are abundant in regions of the body where tactile sensitivity is essential.
- Filoplumes serve as early warning systems, alerting birds to potential predators or obstacles.
- The presence of filoplumes is a distinguishing characteristic of advanced avian species.
- Evolution has finely tuned the distribution of filoplumes to suit the specific needs of different bird families.
- In some species, filoplumes are modified to serve as display feathers, enhancing their visual appeal.
- Scientists study the development and function of filoplumes to gain insights into bird behavior and evolution.
- The filoplumes of birds represent a fascinating example of the intricate adaptations found in nature.
FAQs About the word filoplume
A hairlike feather; a father with a slender scape and without a web in most or all of its length.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Delicate filoplumes on the bird's feathers provide exceptional sensory feedback.
The unique structure of filoplumes enables them to detect subtle air currents.
Filoplumes play a crucial role in a bird's proprioception, helping it sense its body position.
These specialized feathers are abundant in regions of the body where tactile sensitivity is essential.
