Sentences with HYPOPHARYNXES
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"The hypopharynxes of mammals serve as the passageway for food and air."
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"The hypopharynxes of insects play a role in their feeding and respiration."
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"The hypopharynxes of birds help with swallowing and vocalization."
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"There are multiple hypopharynxes in the human throat."
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"Insects have specialized hypopharynxes for sucking up liquids."
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"The structure of hypopharynxes can vary between different species."
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"The hypopharynxes of arachnids are important for capturing prey."
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"The hypopharynxes of reptiles assist in the swallowing of large prey."
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"The hypopharynxes of fish help in capturing and manipulating food."
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"Certain medical conditions can affect the functioning of hypopharynxes."
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"The hypopharynxes of amphibians are involved in both feeding and respiration."
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"The structure of hypopharynxes is complex and highly specialized."
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"The hypopharynxes of some crustaceans have evolved into powerful pincers."
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"In humans, the hypopharynxes are usually located below the oropharynx."
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"The hypopharynxes of certain insect species can produce defensive chemicals."
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"The hypopharynxes of invertebrates have unique adaptations for different diets."
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"Snakes have elongated hypopharynxes to accommodate swallowing large prey."
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"The hypopharynxes of nematodes help in the release of digestive enzymes."
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"Certain species of flies have sensitive hypopharynxes for detecting floral nectar."
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"The hypopharynxes of frogs are designed to help them catch and swallow their prey."
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"Birds have narrow and elongated hypopharynxes that aid in their ability to produce complex songs."
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"Insects have multiple hypopharynxes that allow them to feed on a variety of food sources."
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"The hypopharynxes of certain fish species serve as a respiratory organ."
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"The hypopharynxes of mammals are involved in the process of swallowing and preventing food from entering the airway."
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"Amphibians use their hypopharynxes to produce calls for mate attraction and territorial defense."
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"The hypopharynxes of butterflies play a crucial role in the proboscis extension for nectar feeding."
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"The complex structure of human hypopharynxes contributes to the production of speech sounds."
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"The hypopharynxes of some reptiles have evolved to allow them to swallow large prey whole."
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"Hymenopteran insects, such as bees and wasps, possess specialized hypopharynxes for food manipulation and feeding their larvae."
