phylloltomid (Meaning)

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phylloltomid (n.)

A phyllostome.

Synonyms & Antonyms of phylloltomid

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

phylloltomid Sentence Examples

  1. Phyllottomids are a group of extinct aquatic insects known for their highly specialized mouthparts.
  2. The unique mandibles of phyllottomids exhibited a filter-feeding adaptation, allowing them to capture microscopic food particles.
  3. Phyllottomids possessed a flattened body form, with the head and thorax region integrated into a distinct shield-like structure.
  4. The nymph stages of phyllottomids underwent multiple molts, each accompanied by significant changes in morphology.
  5. The spiracles of phyllottomids were located on the ventral side of the abdomen, a characteristic feature of the group.
  6. Phyllottomids exhibited a distinctive thoracic tracheal system, with a pair of primary tracheal trunks extending into the head.
  7. The antennae of phyllottomids were filiform and relatively short, with a segmented structure.
  8. Fossil records suggest that phyllottomids flourished during the Carboniferous period, specifically in freshwater environments.
  9. Phyllottomids played an important role in the aquatic ecosystems of the Carboniferous, serving as a food source for larger predators.
  10. The study of phyllottomids provides valuable insights into the evolution of insect feeding mechanisms and the diversification of aquatic arthropods.

FAQs About the word phylloltomid

A phyllostome.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Phyllottomids are a group of extinct aquatic insects known for their highly specialized mouthparts.

The unique mandibles of phyllottomids exhibited a filter-feeding adaptation, allowing them to capture microscopic food particles.

Phyllottomids possessed a flattened body form, with the head and thorax region integrated into a distinct shield-like structure.

The nymph stages of phyllottomids underwent multiple molts, each accompanied by significant changes in morphology.