hexapterous (Meaning)
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hexapterous (a.)
Having six processes.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hexapterous
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hexapterous Sentence Examples
- The hexapterous insect buzzed furiously around the flower.
- The six-legged fly was a classic example of hexapterous anatomy.
- Dragonflies, with their transparent wings, are among the most recognizable hexapterous insects.
- Bees, wasps, and ants are all hexapterous members of the Hymenoptera order.
- The hexapterous grasshopper hopped along the grassy field.
- The evolution of hexapterous insects has played a key role in the success of terrestrial ecosystems.
- The pupa of a hexapterous insect undergoes remarkable transformations before emerging as an adult.
- The vast majority of hexapterous insects have six fully developed legs, although some may have reduced or modified legs.
- The hexapterous beetle crawled slowly over the rotting log.
- The diversity of hexapterous insects is truly astounding, with over a million described species worldwide.
FAQs About the word hexapterous
Having six processes.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hexapterous insect buzzed furiously around the flower.
The six-legged fly was a classic example of hexapterous anatomy.
Dragonflies, with their transparent wings, are among the most recognizable hexapterous insects.
Bees, wasps, and ants are all hexapterous members of the Hymenoptera order.
