parapleurae (Meaning)

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parapleurae (pl.)

of Parapleura

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The parapleurae, or lateral abdominal plates, of insects are used for flexibility and protection.
The parapleurae of flies possess bristles that are crucial for sound production.
The shape and coloration of the parapleurae can vary widely across different insect species.
In mosquitoes, the parapleurae are reduced and modified for the attachment of flight muscles.
The parapleurae of beetles are typically hardened and form part of the elytra, protecting the wings and abdomen.
The parapleurae of orthopterans, such as grasshoppers, are often adorned with auditory sensory organs.
Some wasps have fused parapleurae, creating a more rigid and streamlined body.
The study of parapleurae in insects contributes to our understanding of their locomotion, sound production, and flight abilities.
The evolution of parapleurae is believed to have played a significant role in the diversification of insect species.
The comparative analysis of parapleurae provides insights into the evolutionary relationships among different insect groups.

of Parapleura

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The parapleurae, or lateral abdominal plates, of insects are used for flexibility and protection.

The parapleurae of flies possess bristles that are crucial for sound production.

The shape and coloration of the parapleurae can vary widely across different insect species.

In mosquitoes, the parapleurae are reduced and modified for the attachment of flight muscles.