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Meaning of pachydactylous
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pachydactylous (a.)
Having thick toes.
pachydactylous Sentence Examples
- The pachydactylous limbs of the gecko allowed it to cling to smooth surfaces.
- The salamander's pachydactylous toes provided it with exceptional agility on slippery rocks.
- The tree frog's pachydactylous pads enabled it to climb vertically up glass windows.
- The agama lizard's pachydactylous tail helped it to balance and maneuver in rocky terrain.
- The chameleon's pachydactylous feet allowed it to change colors and camouflage itself effortlessly.
- The anole's pachydactylous fingers gave it a strong grip on branches and leaves.
- The gecko's pachydactylous scales created a friction-like surface for adhesion.
- The salamander's pachydactylous toes allowed it to traverse both land and water with ease.
- The tree frog's pachydactylous pads helped it to adhere to moist and slippery surfaces.
- The agama lizard's pachydactylous tail extended its reach and provided it with additional support.
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Having thick toes.
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The pachydactylous limbs of the gecko allowed it to cling to smooth surfaces.
The salamander's pachydactylous toes provided it with exceptional agility on slippery rocks.
The tree frog's pachydactylous pads enabled it to climb vertically up glass windows.
The agama lizard's pachydactylous tail helped it to balance and maneuver in rocky terrain.
