serratirostral (Meaning)
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serratirostral (a.)
Having a toothed bill, like that of a toucan.
Synonyms & Antonyms of serratirostral
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serratirostral Sentence Examples
- The serratirostral beak of the toco toucan allows it to grip and shear fruits with ease.
- Hornbills have a serratirostral bill that is adapted for debarking trees and extracting insects.
- Parrots exhibit a serratirostral beak shape, enabling them to crack seeds and open nuts.
- The serratirostral mandible of the rifleman hummingbird allows it to probe deep into flowers for nectar.
- The serrated edges of the serratirostral beak in bullfinches help them crush hard seeds.
- The serratirostral bill of the gopher tortoise helps it dig burrows and consume plant material.
- The serratirostral nature of the blue-headed quail finch's beak enables it to tear and crush seeds efficiently.
- The serrations on the serratirostral bill of the Philippine eagle are crucial for gripping and dismembering its prey.
- The serratirostral beak of the sulphur-crested cockatoo allows it to shred bark and access insects within trees.
- The serratirostral bill shape in the woolly woodpecker aids in the extraction of insects from tree trunks and branches.
FAQs About the word serratirostral
Having a toothed bill, like that of a toucan.
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The serratirostral beak of the toco toucan allows it to grip and shear fruits with ease.
Hornbills have a serratirostral bill that is adapted for debarking trees and extracting insects.
Parrots exhibit a serratirostral beak shape, enabling them to crack seeds and open nuts.
The serratirostral mandible of the rifleman hummingbird allows it to probe deep into flowers for nectar.
