- prin****l
sclerites (exoskeletal plates) are the
pronotum (dorsal), the
prosternum (ventral), and the
propleuron (lateral) on each side. The
prothorax never...
- same mechanism, but most
elaterid subfamilies can click. A
spine on the
prosternum can be
snapped into a
corresponding notch on the mesosternum, producing...
-
energy stored by a
click mechanism,
which consists of a
stout spine on the
prosternum and a
matching groove in the mesosternum. Some
species startle an attacker...
- bugs, the tip of the
mouthparts s****es
along a
ridged groove in the
prosternum; in
velvet ants the back edge of one
abdominal tergite s****es a file...
-
family is that the tip of the
proboscis fits into a
ridged groove in the
prosternum,
where it can be used to
produce sound by stridulation.
Sound is made...
- the
purpose of work. Seen in profile, the
chest curves inward from the
prosternum,
tangentially joins at the
elbow to its
underline at 50% of the withers'...
-
Achrioptera species by the
presence of a pair of
small spines on
their prosternum.
Females have alae
shorter than 30
millimetres (1.2 in) with an anal region...
- medium-sized
hunting terrier. The
preferred ratio of
length of body (
prosternum to
point of buttocks) to
height (withers to ground) is 10:7. The head...
-
Water Dog is off-square,
slightly longer than tall when
measured from
prosternum to
rearmost point of the buttocks, and from
withers to ground. Portuguese...
- stereotypic,
steric stern-
breastbone Gr**** στέρνον (stérnon) metasternum,
prosternum,
sternum stern-, strat- spread,
strew Latin sternere,
stratus consternation...
