semi pupa (Meaning)
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semi pupa (n.)
The young of an insect in a stage between the larva and pupa.
Synonyms & Antonyms of semi pupa
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semi pupa Sentence Examples
- The semi pupa of the butterfly underwent a dramatic metamorphosis, preparing for its emergence as an adult.
- The semi pupal stage of the insect lasted several days, during which it remained motionless and encased in a delicate membrane.
- The semi pupa of the fly exhibited a series of morphological changes, including the formation of wings and antennae.
- The semi pupal stage of the beetle is characterized by a noticeable reduction in size and a hardening of the body.
- The semi pupa of the moth resembled a tiny, immobile cocoon, safeguarding its developing body within.
- The semi pupal stage of the wasp is a critical period for the formation of its stinger and venom apparatus.
- The semi pupa of the bee underwent a remarkable process of cellular reorganization, preparing it for its future role as a worker or queen.
- The semi pupal stage of the mosquito provided a crucial window for scientists to study its disease-transmitting mechanisms.
- The semi pupa of the silverfish was semi-transparent, revealing the internal processes taking place within its body.
- The semi pupal stage of the termite is often overlooked but plays a critical role in the development and functioning of the colony.
FAQs About the word semi pupa
The young of an insect in a stage between the larva and pupa.
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No antonyms found.
The semi pupa of the butterfly underwent a dramatic metamorphosis, preparing for its emergence as an adult.
The semi pupal stage of the insect lasted several days, during which it remained motionless and encased in a delicate membrane.
The semi pupa of the fly exhibited a series of morphological changes, including the formation of wings and antennae.
The semi pupal stage of the beetle is characterized by a noticeable reduction in size and a hardening of the body.
