hypopachus (Meaning)
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hypopachus (n)
sheep frogs
Synonyms & Antonyms of hypopachus
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hypopachus Sentence Examples
- The hypopachus, located beneath the chin of certain lizards, is believed to serve as a sensory organ.
- The smooth, granular scales of the hypopachus form a distinct pattern unique to each species.
- The hypopachus in some lizards is known to contain specialized glands that secrete pheromones used for communication.
- Researchers have found that the size and shape of the hypopachus can vary depending on the lizard's gender and reproductive status.
- The hypopachus acts as a sensitive pressure receptor, allowing lizards to detect the presence of prey or potential threats.
- Certain species of lizards use the hypopachus for substrate adhesion, enabling them to climb smooth surfaces with ease.
- Some lizards have a distinctive coloration or pigmentation on the hypopachus, believed to be a form of intraspecific recognition.
- The hypopachus is susceptible to damage from environmental factors, such as abrasion or heat from nearby rocks.
- Scientists continue to explore the diverse functions and ecological roles of the hypopachus in different lizard species.
- The study of the hypopachus provides valuable insights into the sensory ecology and evolutionary history of reptiles.
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sheep frogs
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The hypopachus, located beneath the chin of certain lizards, is believed to serve as a sensory organ.
The smooth, granular scales of the hypopachus form a distinct pattern unique to each species.
The hypopachus in some lizards is known to contain specialized glands that secrete pheromones used for communication.
Researchers have found that the size and shape of the hypopachus can vary depending on the lizard's gender and reproductive status.
