Sentences with OPPOSABLE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"Humans have opposable thumbs, which allow them to grasp objects."
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"Apes also have opposable thumbs."
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"The opposable claws of the crab help in catching prey."
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"The opposable digits on a chameleon's feet aid in gripping branches."
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"Kangaroos have opposable toe on their hind limbs."
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"Raccoons have opposable thumbs as well."
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"The opposable pincers of a scorpion make it a formidable predator."
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"Some primates have opposable big toes."
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"The panda's opposable wrist bone acts like a thumb."
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"The opposable spines of a hedgehog protect it from predators."
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"The thumb is opposable, allowing humans to grip objects."
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"Primates have opposable thumbs and can manipulate tools."
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"The opposable digits of raccoons make them skilled climbers."
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"The koala's opposable toe helps it to grasp and hold onto branches."
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"The pit viper has opposable fangs that fold up when not in use."
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"Many species of birds have opposable talons for grasping prey."
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"Certain types of beetles have opposable pinchers for defense."
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"The bat has an opposable claw on its wing for climbing."
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"Squirrels have opposable hind legs that allow them to grip tree branches."
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"The tree frog has opposable toes that enable it to cling onto slippery surfaces."
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"The kangaroo's opposable tail acts as a fifth limb for support."
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"Cats have opposable dewclaws on their front paws."
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"The chameleon's opposable eyes can move independently of each other."
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"The seahorse has an opposable snout for sucking up prey."
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"Some species of fish have opposable fins that aid in maneuverability."
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"Certain types of insects have opposable antennae for sensing their environment."
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"The star-nosed mole uses its opposable nose tentacles to locate prey."
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"The elephant's trunk is an opposable appendage with multiple functions."
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"Anteaters have opposable tongues that they use to catch ants and termites."
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"The crab has opposable claws for defending itself and capturing food."
