pedipalp Antonyms
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Meaning of pedipalp
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pedipalp (n.)
One of the Pedipalpi.
pedipalp Sentence Examples
- The male spider extended its pedipalp towards the female, signaling his readiness to mate.
- The scorpion's pedipalp resembled a fierce claw, used for both defense and capturing prey.
- The pedipalp of the crab served as a sensitive organ for detecting food and navigating the environment.
- The pedipalp of the horseshoe crab is a complex appendage used for feeding, mating, and defense.
- The male fiddler crab's oversized pedipalp acts as a visual display to attract females.
- The sea spider's pedipalps are elongated and equipped with sharp claws for gripping prey.
- The extinct eurypterid, also known as the "sea scorpion," had formidable pedipalps for grasping and killing its victims.
- The pedipalp of the whip scorpion is covered in sensory hairs, allowing it to detect the slightest vibrations in the air.
- The giant water bug's pedipalp is a modified piercing and sucking apparatus used to capture and feed on its prey.
- The pedipalp of the camel spider is a formidable weapon, adapted for tearing flesh and subduing prey.
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One of the Pedipalpi.
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The male spider extended its pedipalp towards the female, signaling his readiness to mate.
The scorpion's pedipalp resembled a fierce claw, used for both defense and capturing prey.
The pedipalp of the crab served as a sensitive organ for detecting food and navigating the environment.
The pedipalp of the horseshoe crab is a complex appendage used for feeding, mating, and defense.
