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orthostichies (pl.)
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orthostichies Sentence Examples
- The orthostichies, or vertical rows of scales, on the iguana's body provide a protective covering.
- In orthopteran insects, the orthostichies are formed by longitudinal rows of hairs or setae.
- The orthostichies of feathers on a bird's wing help to create lift during flight.
- The orthostichies of hair on a mammal's back contribute to its insulation and protection from the elements.
- The orthostichies of leaves on a plant stem aid in photosynthesis and provide shade to the lower leaves.
- The orthostichies of scales on a fish's body offer protection from predators and reduce drag while swimming.
- The orthostichies of teeth on a shark's jaw are constantly replaced, ensuring a sharp and effective bite.
- The orthostichies of scales on a snake's skin assist in locomotion and provide protection against injury.
- The orthostichies of hairs on a caterpillar's body help to anchor it to surfaces and provide camouflage.
- The orthostichies of bristles on a maggot's body aid in movement and provide sensory capabilities.
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The orthostichies, or vertical rows of scales, on the iguana's body provide a protective covering.
In orthopteran insects, the orthostichies are formed by longitudinal rows of hairs or setae.
The orthostichies of feathers on a bird's wing help to create lift during flight.
The orthostichies of hair on a mammal's back contribute to its insulation and protection from the elements.
