Title |
Body | |
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| Abdomen |
The abdomen is this rearmost part of the three main body divisions of an insect, situated behind the head and the thorax |
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| Acuminate |
Tapering to a long point. |
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| Alate |
Having wings; winged. |
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| Anal |
Pertaining to the last abdominal segment, which bears the anus. |
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| Apical |
Apical means towards, or at, the apex (the top or uppermost point). |
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| Aptera |
Primitive wingless insect group. |
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| Apterous |
Without wings |
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| Arculus |
In adult Odonata, an arch-shaped vein that connects the radius and median near base of the wing, forming an elongate triangle between them. |
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| Army |
Army is the collective noun for group of caterpillars or ants. |
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| Articulate |
Consisting of segments united by joints. |
