"Cheliceras" Example Sentences
1. The cheliceras of spiders are used for biting their prey and delivering venom.
2. The cheliceras of scorpions are modified into stingers and used for defense.
3. The cheliceras of ticks are used for biting and feeding on the blood of their hosts.
4. The cheliceras of mites are used for piercing and sucking fluids from plants and animals.
5. The cheliceras of horseshoe crabs are used for crushing and eating their food.
6. The cheliceras of centipedes are used for grasping and injecting venom into their prey.
7. The cheliceras of solifuges are used for piercing and crushing their food.
8. The cheliceras of daddy long-legs are used for grasping and tearing their food.
9. The cheliceras of scolopendras are used for grasping and injecting venom into their prey.
10. The cheliceras of harvestmen are more like claws and are used for grasping and manipulating their food.
11. The cheliceras of camel spiders are used for biting and chewing their food.
12. The cheliceras of vinegaroons are used for grasping and injecting vinegar-like acid into their prey.
13. The cheliceras of whip spiders are modified into elongated antennae and are not used for feeding.
14. The cheliceras of tarantulas are used for biting and holding their prey while they inject venom.
15. The cheliceras of black widow spiders are used for biting and delivering their potent neurotoxic venom.
16. The cheliceras of brown recluse spiders are used for biting and delivering their necrotic venom.
17. The cheliceras of wolf spiders are used for biting and delivering their venom, but are not usually harmful to humans.
18. The cheliceras of jumping spiders are used for biting and injecting venom into their prey, but are not harmful to humans.
19. The cheliceras of fishing spiders are used for biting and holding their prey while they inject venom.
20. The cheliceras of trapdoor spiders are used for biting and holding their prey while they inject venom.
21. The cheliceras of orb-weaver spiders are used for biting and holding their prey while they inject venom.
22. The cheliceras of tarantula-hawk wasps are used for grabbing and stinging their prey, which they then lay their eggs on.
23. The cheliceras of assassin bugs are used for piercing and sucking fluids from their prey.
24. The cheliceras of rove beetles are used for grasping and manipulating their food.
25. The cheliceras of velvet ants are used for grasping and injecting venom into their prey.
26. The cheliceras of trap-jaw ants are used for biting and delivering their potent venom.
27. The cheliceras of ground beetles are used for grasping and manipulating their food.
28. The cheliceras of robber flies are used for grasping and injecting venom into their prey.
29. The cheliceras of dragonflies are used for grasping and manipulating their food.
30. The cheliceras of jumping bristletails are used for grasping and manipulating their food.
31. The cheliceras of silverfish are used for chewing and manipulating their food.
32. The cheliceras of beetles are used for grasping and manipulating their food.
33. The cheliceras of millipedes are not used for feeding, but for grasping and manipulating their environment.
34. The cheliceras of lacewings are not used for feeding, but for grooming and manipulating their antennae.
35. The cheliceras of mayflies are not used for feeding, but for manipulating their gills.
36. The cheliceras of cicadas are not used for feeding, but for grooming and manipulating their wings.
37. The cheliceras of grasshoppers are not used for feeding, but for grooming and manipulating their antennae.
38. The cheliceras of aphids are not used for feeding, but for manipulating and sensing their environment.
39. The cheliceras of butterflies are not used for feeding, but for grooming their eyes and antennae.
40. The cheliceras of moths are not used for feeding, but for cleaning and manipulating their antennae.
Common Phases
The
cheliceras of spiders are used for feeding;
Cheliceras are also used for defense; Some
cheliceras have venom for subduing prey;
Cheliceras can vary in size and shape between species.