Sentences with MECOPTEROUS
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The mecopterous insect hovered silently above the flowers."
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"The mecopterous creature had wings that resembled delicate lace."
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"The mecopterous moth darted skillfully through the dense forest."
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"The biologist studied the mecopterous flies in their natural habitat."
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"We marveled at the mecopterous insects as they gracefully flew in the evening sky."
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"The wings of the mecopterous beetle were translucent and shimmered in the sunlight."
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"The endangered species was identified as a mecopterous butterfly."
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"The mecopterous dragonfly perched on a leaf, waiting patiently for its prey."
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"Scientists discovered a new mecopterous species deep in the rainforest."
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"The intricate pattern on the mecopterous bug's wings was truly mesmerizing."
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"The mecopterous wings of scorpionflies have a network of veins, similar to those of all other insects."
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"Male mecopterous flies have enlarged terminal genitalia used for transferring sperm to the female."
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"The unique feature of mecopterous insects is their elongated rostrum or beak-like mouthparts."
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"One example of a mecopterous insect is the hangingfly, known for its distinctive dangling behavior."
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"Certain mecopterous species are known to mimic wasps or bees as a form of defensive camouflage."
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"The mecopterous order consists of around 600 known species worldwide."
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"The evolutionary relationships among mecopterous insects are still a subject of scientific study."
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"The fossil record reveals that mecopterous insects have been around for over 250 million years."
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"The mecopterous mouthparts are well-suited for reaching deep into flowers to obtain nectar."
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"Female mecopterous flies have a distinct curved ovipositor used for depositing eggs in soil or rotting wood."
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"The origin of the mecopterous order can be traced back to the Permian period."
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"The coloration and patterning of mecopterous insects are often cryptic, blending with their surroundings."
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"The study of mecopterous insects provides insights into the evolution and ecology of ancient insect lineages."
