phalangid (Meaning)
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phalangid (n.)
One of the Phalangoidea.
Synonyms & Antonyms of phalangid
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
phalangid Sentence Examples
- The phalangid scurried across the forest floor, its long legs twitching nervously.
- The nocturnal phalangids emerged from their hiding places at dusk, searching for prey.
- The phalangid's body was covered in a thin layer of armor, providing protection from predators.
- The phalangid's claws were sharp and venomous, capable of injecting a neurotoxin into its victims.
- Female phalangids carried their eggs in a sac attached to their bodies, protecting them from the elements.
- The phalangid played an important role in the forest ecosystem, consuming insects and other small invertebrates.
- The phalangid's sensory hairs detected movement and vibrations, helping it to navigate its surroundings.
- The phalangid's reproductive behavior involved elaborate courtship displays and chemical communication.
- Some species of phalangids exhibited territorial behavior, defending their territory from rival males.
- The phalangid's unique biology and ecological role made it a fascinating subject of study for biologists.
FAQs About the word phalangid
One of the Phalangoidea.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The phalangid scurried across the forest floor, its long legs twitching nervously.
The nocturnal phalangids emerged from their hiding places at dusk, searching for prey.
The phalangid's body was covered in a thin layer of armor, providing protection from predators.
The phalangid's claws were sharp and venomous, capable of injecting a neurotoxin into its victims.
