Sentences with SCLEROTIZED
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"The beetle has a hard, sclerotized exoskeleton for protection."
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"The wings of certain insects are sclerotized to provide strength and rigidity."
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"The sclerotized plate on the caterpillar's head acts as a protective shield."
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"The mandibles of the ant are sclerotized to aid in chewing and biting."
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"The thorax of the arthropod is sclerotized for muscular support."
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"The sclerotized beak of the bird allows it to easily crack open seeds."
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"The claws of the crustacean are sclerotized to assist in catching prey."
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"The sclerotized shell of the snail provides it with protection from predators."
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"The jaws of the arachnid are sclerotized and used for capturing its prey."
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"The exoskeleton of beetles is sclerotized to provide protection."
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"Arthropods have sclerotized cuticles that support their bodies."
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"Insects have sclerotized mouthparts for chewing and sucking."
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"The sclerotized wings of butterflies allow them to fly."
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"The outer layer of the crab's shell is sclerotized."
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"Certain species of spiders have sclerotized fangs for venom injection."
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"The sclerotized structures of arachnids contribute to their overall body strength."
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"Beetles have sclerotized elytra that protect their fragile hindwings."
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"The jaws of ants are sclerotized to enable them to carry food."
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"The sclerotized exoskeleton of a scorpion provides it with a tough defensive armor."
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"Cockroaches have sclerotized plates that cover their thorax."
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"The sclerotized beak of a bird helps it to crack open seeds."
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"The spiders' sclerotized exoskeleton enables them to withstand high pressures."
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"Grasshoppers have sclerotized wings that allow them to jump and glide."
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"The jaws of a praying mantis are sclerotized and adapted for grasping prey."
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"Many species of beetles have sclerotized horns or projections on their bodies."
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"A scorpion's telson is a sclerotized structure used for delivering venom."
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"The sclerotized exoskeleton of a lobster provides support for its soft internal tissues."
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"The legs of insects are often sclerotized to provide stability and locomotion."
