macropodous (Meaning)
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macropodous (a.)
Having long legs or feet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of macropodous
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macropodous Sentence Examples
- Macropodous animals, such as kangaroos and wallabies, are renowned for their exceptionally large feet.
- The distinctive macropodous stance of kangaroos allows for efficient hopping and leaping.
- Macropodous adaptations in koalas enable them to grip tree branches with ease.
- The macropodous feet of giant anteaters provide stability while foraging for ants and termites.
- The evolution of macropodous limbs in prehistoric mammals contributed to their success in diverse environments.
- Macropodous characteristics play a crucial role in the locomotion and survival of Australian marsupials.
- The macropodous design of elephant feet allows for optimal weight distribution and impact absorption.
- Macropodous structures in certain birds, like parrots, enhance their perching abilities.
- The macropodous feet of squirrels provide them with superior climbing capabilities in arboreal habitats.
- Macropodous appendages in primates facilitate grasping and manipulating objects effectively.
FAQs About the word macropodous
Having long legs or feet.
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Macropodous animals, such as kangaroos and wallabies, are renowned for their exceptionally large feet.
The distinctive macropodous stance of kangaroos allows for efficient hopping and leaping.
Macropodous adaptations in koalas enable them to grip tree branches with ease.
The macropodous feet of giant anteaters provide stability while foraging for ants and termites.
