tegmina (Meaning)
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tegmina (pl.)
of Tegmen
Synonyms & Antonyms of tegmina
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tegmina Sentence Examples
- The tegmina of beetles serve as protective covers for their delicate wings.
- The tegmina are hardened forewings that shield the hindwings during flight.
- Orthopterans possess tegmina that assist in producing sound through stridulation.
- The tegmina of cockroaches are typically leathery and cover most of the abdomen.
- Grasshoppers exhibit brightly colored tegmina that can be used for courtship displays.
- Some species of crickets have tegmina that are modified into musical instruments.
- The tegmina of dragonflies are transparent and allow for unimpeded flight.
- The tegmina of some Heteroptera are reduced in size or absent altogether.
- The size and shape of tegmina can vary significantly among insect species.
- The study of tegmina is known as tegaminology, which provides insights into insect evolution and diversity.
FAQs About the word tegmina
of Tegmen
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The tegmina of beetles serve as protective covers for their delicate wings.
The tegmina are hardened forewings that shield the hindwings during flight.
Orthopterans possess tegmina that assist in producing sound through stridulation.
The tegmina of cockroaches are typically leathery and cover most of the abdomen.
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