peristeropodous (Meaning)
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peristeropodous (a.)
Having pigeonlike feet; -- said of those gallinaceous birds that rest on all four toes, as the curassows and megapods.
Synonyms & Antonyms of peristeropodous
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peristeropodous Sentence Examples
- The peristeropodous bird possesses feet structurally similar to that of doves.
- The scientist marveled at the peristeropodous features of the newly discovered species.
- Arachnids, unlike birds, do not have peristeropodous feet.
- The researchers surmised that the peristeropodous locomotion of the animal facilitated its rapid movement.
- The evolutionary path that led to the development of peristeropodous feet in birds remains an enigma.
- The peristeropodous structure of the bird's feet provided it with an advantage in perching on branches.
- Fossil records have shed light on the anatomical changes that gave rise to peristeropodous feet in birds.
- The comparative anatomy of peristeropodous feet provides valuable insights into the evolutionary history of birds.
- Studying the biomechanics of peristeropodous feet can improve our understanding of locomotor adaptations in animals.
- The peristeropodous anatomy of the bird's feet allowed it to grasp objects with remarkable dexterity.
FAQs About the word peristeropodous
Having pigeonlike feet; -- said of those gallinaceous birds that rest on all four toes, as the curassows and megapods.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The peristeropodous bird possesses feet structurally similar to that of doves.
The scientist marveled at the peristeropodous features of the newly discovered species.
Arachnids, unlike birds, do not have peristeropodous feet.
The researchers surmised that the peristeropodous locomotion of the animal facilitated its rapid movement.
