ropalic Antonyms
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Meaning of ropalic
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ropalic (a.)
See Rhopalic.
ropalic Sentence Examples
- The ropalic spines of the stickleback fish serve as a defense mechanism against predators.
- The unique ropalic shape of the petals gives the flower a distinctive trumpet-like appearance.
- The ropalic tentacles of the sea anemone extend and retract to capture prey.
- The ropalic appendages of certain fungi resemble tiny clubs and are used for spore dispersal.
- The ropalic structure of the mast cell enables it to release histamine and other inflammatory mediators.
- The ropalic glands in the frog's skin secrete a toxic substance as a defense mechanism.
- The ropalic cells in the mammalian brain play a role in regulating circadian rhythms.
- The ropalic shape of the tongue in some snakes allows them to flick out and capture prey.
- The ropalic bristles on the legs of insects serve as sensory receptors.
- The ropalic markings on the wings of certain butterflies help them attract mates.
FAQs About the word ropalic
See Rhopalic.
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The ropalic spines of the stickleback fish serve as a defense mechanism against predators.
The unique ropalic shape of the petals gives the flower a distinctive trumpet-like appearance.
The ropalic tentacles of the sea anemone extend and retract to capture prey.
The ropalic appendages of certain fungi resemble tiny clubs and are used for spore dispersal.
