Sentences with HINDWINGS
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The butterfly opens its hindwings to reveal their colorful patterns."
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"The hindwings of this moth are decorated with eye spots."
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"During flight, the hindwings provide most of the propulsion for dragonflies."
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"The hindwings of some insects are modified for gliding."
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"The hindwings of a bat form a flexible and membranous structure."
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"Many species of beetles have hindwings that are well-developed and functional."
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"The hindwings are longer than the forewings in certain species of grasshoppers."
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"The hindwings of bees are thinner and more transparent than their forewings."
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"The hindwings of certain butterflies have elongated projections called tails."
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"The hindwings of moths are usually broader and larger than their forewings."
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"The hindwings of some insects are responsible for generating sounds during flight."
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"The hindwings of a damselfly are held parallel to its body when at rest."
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"The hindwings of certain beetles are hidden under hardened forewings."
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"The hindwings of a grasshopper provide it with powerful jumping ability."
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"The hindwings of many insects are intricately veined."
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"The hindwings of a butterfly fold back behind the forewings when at rest."
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"The hindwings of certain moths have elaborate color patterns to deter predators."
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"The hindwings of some species of flies are reduced or modified for specific behaviors."
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"The hindwings of a fly are responsible for stabilizing its flight."
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"The hindwings of certain insects are used for courtship displays."
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"The hindwings of butterflies are usually more colorful and intricate than their forewings."
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"The hindwings of dragonflies are larger and broader than their forewings."
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"The hindwings of moths are often used for balance and stability during flight."
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"Butterflies typically fold their hindwings vertically over their forewings when at rest."
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"Some species of beetles have hindwings that are hidden beneath their hardened forewings."
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"The hindwings of certain insects are capable of producing sounds for communication."
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"In certain butterfly species, the hindwings have evolved to resemble the eyes of larger animals."
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"Many hoverflies have transparent hindwings that aid in camouflage and mimicry."
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"The hindwings of damselflies are usually held parallel to the body when at rest."
