Sentences with ORTHOPTERAN
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The orthopteran insects are characterized by their straight wings and enlarged hind legs."
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"The orthopteran species found in this region are known for their chirping sounds in the evening."
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"The orthopteran order includes grasshoppers, locusts, and crickets."
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"The orthopteran insects are well-adapted for jumping and hopping."
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"The orthopteran nymphs resemble miniature versions of the adults."
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"The orthopteran species found in our region are all herbivorous."
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"Some orthopteran species are capable of producing loud chirping sounds."
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"The orthopteran's long hind legs are adapted for jumping."
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"I spotted an orthopteran crawling on the tree trunk."
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"Several orthopteran species are considered pests in agriculture."
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"The orthopteran's wing coloration helps to camouflage it in its environment."
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"The orthopterans we observed in the field were displaying courtship behavior."
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"An orthopteran's diet mainly consists of leaves, grass, and seeds."
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"During the summer nights, you can often hear the chirping of orthopterans."
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"The orthopteran's ability to jump allows it to escape from predators."
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"Some orthopteran species have wings while others are wingless."
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"The orthopteran's sharp mandibles help them in chewing tough plant material."
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"We learned about various orthopteran species in our biology class."
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"The orthopteran's body structure enables them to move swiftly through grass and vegetation."
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"The orthopteran known as the grasshopper is a familiar sight in many gardens."
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"Crickets are also considered orthopterans due to their similar body structure."
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"The praying mantis is an example of an orthopteran insect that exhibits predatory behavior."
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"Some orthopteran species, such as katydids, produce loud sounds by rubbing their wings together."
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"The presence of orthopterans in a garden can indicate a healthy ecosystem."
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"The orthopteran family Tettigoniidae includes species commonly known as bush crickets or long-horned grasshoppers."
