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Meaning of metadiscoidal
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metadiscoidal (a.)
Discoidal by derivation; -- applied especially to the placenta of man and apes, because it is supposed to have been derived from a diffused placenta.
metadiscoidal Sentence Examples
- The metadiscoidal cell of the dragonfly wing is characterized by its diamond shape.
- The metadiscoidal crossvein forms a distinct boundary between the metadiscoidal cell and adjacent cells.
- The metadiscoidal area of the wing often contains conspicuous veins and pigmented spots.
- The size and shape of the metadiscoidal cell can vary significantly among dragonfly species.
- Damage to the metadiscoidal cell can affect the flight performance of dragonflies.
- The metadiscoidal lobe of the wing is a specialized area that contributes to lift and maneuverability.
- Researchers use the pattern of veins within the metadiscoidal cell for taxonomic identification of dragonflies.
- The metadiscoidal cell is an important landmark for entomologists studying the evolution and diversity of dragonflies.
- The metadiscoidal region of the wing may exhibit iridescence or other optical phenomena.
- The metadiscoidal complex, consisting of the cell, crossvein, and adjacent veins, provides crucial information for understanding wing morphology and function in dragonflies.
FAQs About the word metadiscoidal
Discoidal by derivation; -- applied especially to the placenta of man and apes, because it is supposed to have been derived from a diffused placenta.
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The metadiscoidal cell of the dragonfly wing is characterized by its diamond shape.
The metadiscoidal crossvein forms a distinct boundary between the metadiscoidal cell and adjacent cells.
The metadiscoidal area of the wing often contains conspicuous veins and pigmented spots.
The size and shape of the metadiscoidal cell can vary significantly among dragonfly species.
