proboscis in A Sentence

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    The Proboscis or long-nosed monkey.

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    The Proboscis is short, thick, and retractile.

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    It has a long Proboscis.

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    The Proboscis is likely the result of convergent evolution.

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    What they discovered is that because of different Proboscis lengths,

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    We call this kind of monkey Bekantan; also known as Proboscis monkey.

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    All have an unusually long Proboscis, which can reach down to the nectaries,

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    distinguished from other insects by their large, colourful wings and the long coiled Proboscis.

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    As a seasonal folivore and frugivore, the Proboscis monkey eats primarily fruit and leaves.

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    The Proboscis of an adult insect reaches six whole and eight tenths of a millimeter.

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    This breed is characterized by a longer than the rest, Proboscis, which grows up to seven millimeters.

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    The length of the Proboscis can even reach 7 mm, although more often it reaches 6.4- 6.8 mm.

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    Butterflies and moths are at once distinguished from other insects by their large, colourful wings and the long coiled Proboscis.

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    She needs to cover the Proboscis as close as possible to the skin and, while performing swinging movements, slowly extract the tick.

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    At the same time the Proboscis is much longer than usual, due to which these toilers also extract nectar in hard-to-reach places or during the dry period.

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    The Krainska bee confirmed it on various honey collections, overtaking other breeds, especially on an early bribe, and, thanks to the length of the Proboscis, on a red clover.

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    Insects of the Lepidoptera order- butterflies and moths- keep their Proboscises rolled up tightly beneath their heads when they're not feeding and unfurl them when they come across some sweet nectar.

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    All have an unusually long Proboscis, which can reach down to the nectaries, which are concealed cleverly deep at the bottom of long tubular and sweet- scented flowers that open at night.

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