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Meaning of nymphal
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nymphal (a.)
Of or pertaining to a nymph or nymphs; nymphean.
nymphal Sentence Examples
- The delicate nymphal stage of the dragonfly lasted only a few hours before it emerged as an adult.
- The nymphal form of the praying mantis resembled a stick, granting it excellent camouflage.
- The nymphal period of cicadas underground could span several years.
- The nymphals of butterflies fed on the nectar of flowers, while the adults relied on fruits.
- The transition from nymph to adult in damselflies involved a dramatic change in both appearance and behavior.
- Mosquito nymphs lived in aquatic environments, breathing through tubes called siphons.
- The nymphal stage of dragonflies was characterized by a series of molts, as they grew larger and stronger.
- The nymphs of aquatic insects often had adaptations, such as gills or mandibles, to aid in their underwater existence.
- The nymphal development of mayflies was rapid, with the adult stage lasting only a few hours.
- The nymphal form of some invertebrates, such as sea stars, closely resembled the adult, with the major difference being size.
FAQs About the word nymphal
Of or pertaining to a nymph or nymphs; nymphean.
mermaid, dryad, siren, wood nymph, oread, naiad,hamadryad, Nereid, sea-maid,water nymph
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The delicate nymphal stage of the dragonfly lasted only a few hours before it emerged as an adult.
The nymphal form of the praying mantis resembled a stick, granting it excellent camouflage.
The nymphal period of cicadas underground could span several years.
The nymphals of butterflies fed on the nectar of flowers, while the adults relied on fruits.
