tenuirostres (Meaning)
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tenuirostres (n. pl.)
An artificial group of passerine birds having slender bills, as the humming birds.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tenuirostres
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tenuirostres Sentence Examples
- Tenuirostres, birds with slender beaks, are found in diverse habitats worldwide.
- The nectar-feeding nature of many tenuirostres has led them to evolve long, curved beaks.
- The tenuirostres' beaks have evolved to extract nectar from deep flowers.
- The anatomy of tenuirostres showcases their adaptations for nectar consumption.
- Despite their similar beaks, tenuirostres belong to several different taxonomic groups.
- Sunbirds, hummingbirds, and flowerpeckers are all examples of tenuirostres.
- The slender beaks of tenuirostres allow them to access nectar sources inaccessible to other birds.
- The tenuirostres provide crucial pollination services in various ecosystems.
- The conservation of tenuirostres is vital for maintaining biodiversity and ensuring ecosystem health.
- The study of tenuirostres offers insights into the evolution of bird beaks and their ecological significance.
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An artificial group of passerine birds having slender bills, as the humming birds.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Tenuirostres, birds with slender beaks, are found in diverse habitats worldwide.
The nectar-feeding nature of many tenuirostres has led them to evolve long, curved beaks.
The tenuirostres' beaks have evolved to extract nectar from deep flowers.
The anatomy of tenuirostres showcases their adaptations for nectar consumption.
