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Meaning of menurae
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menurae (n)
lyrebirds and scrubbirds
menurae Sentence Examples
- The lyrebird's menurae, or tail feathers, are a marvel of nature's artistry.
- The male lyrebird displays his elaborate menurae to attract a mate.
- The lyrebird's menurae consist of up to 16 tail feathers arranged in a fan shape.
- The outer menurae are long and curved, resembling the strings of a lyre.
- The lyrebird's menurae are covered in iridescent scales that shimmer in the sunlight.
- The lyrebird's ability to mimic sounds, including human speech, is amplified by the resonance of its menurae.
- The lyrebird's menurae are an important part of its courtship ritual, with males competing for the attention of females.
- The lyrebird's menurae are used both for display and for balance during flight.
- The lyrebird's menurae are particularly impressive during the breeding season, when males engage in elaborate courtship performances.
- The lyrebird's menurae are a symbol of Australia's unique and diverse wildlife.
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lyrebirds and scrubbirds
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The lyrebird's menurae, or tail feathers, are a marvel of nature's artistry.
The male lyrebird displays his elaborate menurae to attract a mate.
The lyrebird's menurae consist of up to 16 tail feathers arranged in a fan shape.
The outer menurae are long and curved, resembling the strings of a lyre.
