haematosac (Meaning)
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haematosac (n.)
A vascular sac connected, beneath the brain, in many fishes, with the infundibulum.
Synonyms & Antonyms of haematosac
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haematosac Sentence Examples
- The female mosquito's haematosac becomes engorged after feeding on blood, providing nourishment for egg development.
- Haematosacs are blood-filled pouches that form in certain insects during feeding.
- The size and shape of haematosacs can vary depending on the species of insect.
- Haematosacs allow insects to store and digest blood, obtaining essential nutrients.
- Mosquitoes use their haematosacs to sustain themselves during egg-laying and hibernation.
- Some species of insects have specialized haematosacs that can hold multiple meals of blood.
- The haematosac is located in the abdomen of insects and is composed of highly vascularized tissue.
- Haematosacs are essential for the survival and reproduction of many blood-feeding insects.
- The study of haematosacs can provide valuable insights into insect biology and vector-borne diseases.
- Researchers are exploring ways to manipulate haematosacs to control insect populations and reduce disease transmission.
FAQs About the word haematosac
A vascular sac connected, beneath the brain, in many fishes, with the infundibulum.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The female mosquito's haematosac becomes engorged after feeding on blood, providing nourishment for egg development.
Haematosacs are blood-filled pouches that form in certain insects during feeding.
The size and shape of haematosacs can vary depending on the species of insect.
Haematosacs allow insects to store and digest blood, obtaining essential nutrients.
