Sentences with TRACHEAL-GILL
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"The tracheal gill in insects allows for efficient respiration."
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"The tracheal gill system of aquatic insects enables them to extract oxygen from water."
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"The tracheal gill respiration in larvae of dragonflies is crucial for their survival."
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"The intricate network of tracheal gills in damselfly nymphs aids in their underwater breathing."
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"Mayfly nymphs possess specialized tracheal gills on their abdomen."
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"Insects that rely on tracheal gills for respiration have evolved various adaptations."
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"The structure and morphology of tracheal gills vary among different species of insects."
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"Studying the development of tracheal gills can provide insights into insect evolution."
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"The tracheal gills of caddisfly larvae are covered in fine hairs that enhance oxygen absorption."
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"Certain beetles have tracheal gills that allow them to respire while submerged in water."
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"The tracheal gills of mosquito larvae enable them to breathe in stagnant water."
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"The precise arrangement of tracheal gills in certain aquatic insects facilitates gas exchange."
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"Dragonfly larvae utilize their tracheal gills to extract oxygen from their watery habitat."
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"The tracheal gills of aquatic beetles provide a large surface area for efficient respiration."
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"Some aquatic insects can extract oxygen from both tracheal gills and spiracles."
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"The tracheal gills of aquatic insects have evolved to maximize oxygen uptake."
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"The tracheal gills of insects allow them to extract oxygen from the air."
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"The larvae of some species have tracheal gills that enable them to breathe underwater."
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"The presence of tracheal gills is a key adaptation for certain aquatic organisms."
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"The tracheal gills of dragonfly nymphs are located at the end of their abdomen."
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"The tracheal gills of mayfly nymphs are highly efficient for extracting oxygen from water."
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"The tracheal gills of damselfly larvae are important for their survival in an aquatic environment."
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"Insects with tracheal gills have developed various mechanisms to avoid water loss."
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"The evolution of tracheal gills allowed insects to exploit both aquatic and terrestrial habitats."
