spongillafly (Meaning)
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spongillafly (n)
hairy-bodied insect whose larvae feed on freshwater sponges
Synonyms & Antonyms of spongillafly
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spongillafly Sentence Examples
- The spongillafly's delicate lace-like wings shimmered under the dappled sunlight.
- The spongillafly's larvae were covered in tiny hairs and fed on freshwater sponges.
- The adult spongillafly emerged from its underwater cocoon with large, translucent wings.
- The spongillafly's mating ritual involved an intricate dance of aerial maneuvering and courtship displays.
- The spongillafly played a vital role in the aquatic ecosystem, contributing to the decomposition of organic matter.
- The spongillafly population declined significantly due to habitat loss and pollution.
- Scientists studied the spongillafly's unique physiology to develop new materials for advanced technologies.
- The iridescent colors of the spongillafly's wings were caused by the diffraction of light through its microscopic scales.
- Spongillaflies were often seen hovering over clear streams, their wings pulsating gently.
- The spongillafly's delicate beauty inspired artists and poets throughout history.
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hairy-bodied insect whose larvae feed on freshwater sponges
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The spongillafly's delicate lace-like wings shimmered under the dappled sunlight.
The spongillafly's larvae were covered in tiny hairs and fed on freshwater sponges.
The adult spongillafly emerged from its underwater cocoon with large, translucent wings.
The spongillafly's mating ritual involved an intricate dance of aerial maneuvering and courtship displays.
