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Aptery is the
anatomical condition of an
animal completely lacking any kind of wings. An
animal with this
condition is said to be apterous. Most animal...
- ants,
display an
extreme form of
brachyptery called aptery, in
which no
wings grow at all.
Aptery (no wings)
Flightless bird (including
birds with reduced...
- and robust, and is
among the few
tiger beetles with
highly reduced wings (
aptery)
making them flightless.
There are
three known specimens in museums, with...
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global distribution.
Diapriids show
considerable diversity of form, with
aptery (lack of wings)
fairly common,
sometimes in both ****es.
Nearly all species...
- dark
green in colour. Many
adults are
devoid of wings, a
state known as
aptery.
Winged forms,
known as alates, are
longer and more
slender than aptates...
-
brachyptery (wings reduced),
microptery (wings
reduced to
small remnants) and
aptery (no wings) all
occurring in the superfamily.
Within family Elmidae, subfamily...
- ISBN 978-90-04-25918-8. OCLC 857712394. Heppner, J. B. (January 5, 1991). "Brachyptery and
aptery in Lepidoptera".
Tropical Lepidoptera Research: 11–40. ISSN 2575-9256. v...
- in 1928. It is
found in Morocco. The
species is
alternatively listed as a
subspecies of
Coscinia libyssa.
Brachyptery and
Aptery in
Lepidoptera v t e...
- species, with
macroptery (developed wings),
brachyptery (reduced wings) and
aptery (winglessness) all
occurring in the genus.
These bugs live in
various habitats...
- ISSN 0111-5383. Wikidata Q45083134. J B
Heppner (1 May 1991). "Brachyptery and
aptery in Lepidoptera".
Tropical Lepidoptera. 2 (1): 11–40. ISSN 1048-8138. Wikidata Q113195137...