longipalp (Meaning)
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longipalp (n.)
One of a tribe of beetles, having long maxillary palpi.
Synonyms & Antonyms of longipalp
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longipalp Sentence Examples
- The longipalp spider exhibited remarkable hunting abilities, using its excessively long palps to capture prey.
- Longipalp beetles possess exceptionally elongated antennae, aiding in long-distance communication and pheromone detection.
- Scientists discovered a new species of longipalp fly, distinguished by its unusually long sensory hairs on its palps.
- The longipalp mantis shrimp's powerful raptorial claws were capable of shattering hard shells with ease.
- Researchers identified a longipalp mite as the responsible vector for transmitting a rare disease to humans.
- Longipalp barnacles extended their feathery appendages from their shells, filtering nutrients from the water column.
- The longipalp sea cucumber had an amazing ability to regenerate its body parts, including its long, feathery tentacles.
- Longipalp butterflies displayed stunning iridescent patterns on their wings, attracting mates and deterring predators.
- Longipalp scorpions, known for their elongated pincers, were adapted to subdue and inject venom into their victims.
- The longipalp echidna possessed an exceptionally long snout and tongue, allowing it to forage for insects in narrow underground burrows.
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One of a tribe of beetles, having long maxillary palpi.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The longipalp spider exhibited remarkable hunting abilities, using its excessively long palps to capture prey.
Longipalp beetles possess exceptionally elongated antennae, aiding in long-distance communication and pheromone detection.
Scientists discovered a new species of longipalp fly, distinguished by its unusually long sensory hairs on its palps.
The longipalp mantis shrimp's powerful raptorial claws were capable of shattering hard shells with ease.
