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Meaning of scopulae
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scopulae (pl.)
of Scopula
scopulae Sentence Examples
- The delicate scopulae on a gecko's feet allow it to cling to vertical surfaces.
- The scopulae of a spider's legs are covered in tiny hairs that help the spider grip onto its prey.
- Insects use scopulae to adhere to leaves and other smooth surfaces.
- The scopulae on a moth's wings help to stabilize it during flight.
- The scopulae on a butterfly's tarsi allow it to hold onto flowers while feeding.
- Some birds, such as parrots, have scopulae on their toes to help them grip branches.
- The scopulae on a snake's body assist it in climbing trees.
- Researchers are exploring the properties of scopulae for use in biomimetic adhesives.
- The scopulae of a grasshopper's legs enable it to jump great distances.
- The scopulae on an ant's antennae help it to detect chemicals in the air.
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of Scopula
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The delicate scopulae on a gecko's feet allow it to cling to vertical surfaces.
The scopulae of a spider's legs are covered in tiny hairs that help the spider grip onto its prey.
Insects use scopulae to adhere to leaves and other smooth surfaces.
The scopulae on a moth's wings help to stabilize it during flight.
