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phalangides (pl.)
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phalangides Sentence Examples
- The phalangides, or harvestmen, belong to the order Opiliones.
- Phalangides have a distinctive body shape, with a small, flat cephalothorax and a long, thin abdomen.
- The legs of phalangides are extremely long and slender, giving them an appearance of fragility.
- Phalangides are generally shy creatures that prefer to avoid contact with humans.
- They are nocturnal animals, often found in dark, damp environments.
- Phalangides are predators, feeding primarily on small insects.
- Some phalangides can release a foul-smelling odor as a defense mechanism.
- The phalangides have a unique ability to regrow lost limbs.
- Phalangides are not poisonous to humans, although they may bite if provoked.
- Phalangides are an important part of the ecosystem, helping to control populations of small insects.
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The phalangides, or harvestmen, belong to the order Opiliones.
Phalangides have a distinctive body shape, with a small, flat cephalothorax and a long, thin abdomen.
The legs of phalangides are extremely long and slender, giving them an appearance of fragility.
Phalangides are generally shy creatures that prefer to avoid contact with humans.
