nonretractile Sentence Examples
- The cheetah's nonretractile claws provide it with superior traction during high-speed chases.
- The claws of nonretractile birds, such as eagles and hawks, are essential for capturing and holding prey.
- Nonretractile fangs in snakes are used for injecting venom and securing prey.
- Certain species of turtles have nonretractile heads and necks that are permanently extended.
- The nonretractile tongue of the giraffe allows it to reach leaves at considerable heights.
- Nonretractile bristles on a cactus protect it from herbivores and aid in water absorption.
- Nonretractile gills in some fish species facilitate efficient oxygen uptake in low-oxygen environments.
- The nonretractile feathers of emus and other flightless birds provide insulation and protection.
- Nonretractile chromatophores in cephalopods allow them to rapidly change their skin color for camouflage.
- The nonretractile adhesive pads on the feet of geckos enable them to scale vertical surfaces with ease.
nonretractile Meaning
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nonretractile (a)
not capable of being retracted
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not capable of being retracted
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The cheetah's nonretractile claws provide it with superior traction during high-speed chases.
The claws of nonretractile birds, such as eagles and hawks, are essential for capturing and holding prey.
Nonretractile fangs in snakes are used for injecting venom and securing prey.
Certain species of turtles have nonretractile heads and necks that are permanently extended.
