Sentences with SUBORDER
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The bird species is a member of the Passeriformes suborder."
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"These primates belong to the suborder Haplorhini."
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"The suborder Caniformia includes dogs, bears, and raccoons."
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"Frogs belong to the suborder Neobatrachia."
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"The order Diptera can be divided into several suborders."
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"The suborder Feliformia includes cats and hyenas."
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"The suborder Zeiformes comprises several deep-sea fish species."
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"The suborder Scombroidei consists of mackerels and tunas."
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"Elephants belong to the suborder Proboscidea."
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"In the suborder Anthropoidea, there are monkeys and apes."
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"The suborder Serpentes includes all types of snakes."
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"Bats are part of the suborder Microchiroptera."
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"The suborder Myliobatoidei consists of stingrays."
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"The suborder Odontoceti includes dolphins and porpoises."
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"Different families of spiders can be found in the suborder Araneomorphae."
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"Cows and deer belong to the suborder Ruminantia."
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"The suborder Heteroptera includes true bugs."
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"The suborder Strepsirrhini includes lemurs and lorises."
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"Butterflies belong to the suborder Rhopalocera."
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"The suborder Ceratopsia comprises dinosaurs with horned faces."
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"The suborder Caniformia includes dogs, bears, raccoons, and seals."
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"There are about 120 species in the suborder Serpentes, which includes snakes."
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"The suborder Haplorhini consists of primates with dry noses, including humans and monkeys."
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"In the suborder Odontoceti, whales and dolphins are adapted for underwater hearing."
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"Lemurs are found in the suborder Strepsirrhini, which is native to Madagascar."
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"The suborder Brachyura includes most of the crab species."
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"Sloths belong to the suborder Folivora and are known for their slow movement."
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"The suborder Nematocera includes mosquitoes, midges, and crane flies."
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"The suborder Theria consists of live-bearing mammals, including marsupials and placentals."
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"The suborder Anisoptera includes dragonflies, which have unequal wingspan."
