tridactyle (Meaning)
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tridactyle (a.)
Having three fingers or toes, or composed of three movable parts attached to a common base.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tridactyle
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tridactyle Sentence Examples
- The tridactyle Sloth is an unusual animal with only three fingers on each hand and foot.
- The tridactyle woodpecker has a unique bill with three sharp points for pecking into trees.
- Some tridactyle frogs have specialized toe pads that help them climb vertical surfaces.
- The tridactyle lizard is a fast-moving creature with long legs and three toes on each foot.
- The tridactyle bird is a migratory species that has a distinctive three-toed footprint.
- The tridactyle starfish has three arms that can regenerate if lost.
- The tridactyle anemone has three tentacles that it uses to capture prey.
- The tridactyle sea urchin has three rows of spines that cover its body.
- The tridactyle crab is a small crustacean with three claws on each side of its body.
- The tridactyle turtle is a species of freshwater turtle with three claws on each front foot.
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Having three fingers or toes, or composed of three movable parts attached to a common base.
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No antonyms found.
The tridactyle Sloth is an unusual animal with only three fingers on each hand and foot.
The tridactyle woodpecker has a unique bill with three sharp points for pecking into trees.
Some tridactyle frogs have specialized toe pads that help them climb vertical surfaces.
The tridactyle lizard is a fast-moving creature with long legs and three toes on each foot.
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