patagium 的定义
plural pa·ta·gi·a [puh-tey-jee-uh]. /pəˈteɪ dʒi ə/.
- a wing membrane, as of a bat.
- the extensible fold of skin of certain insects or of a gliding mammal or reptile, as a flying squirrel.
- either of two small processes on the anterior thorax, found especially among butterflies and moths.
更多patagium例句
- Colugos pull off those long-distance glides with their gliding skin, known as a patagium.
- On each side of the thorax there is a shoulder lappet (patagium) which has its base on the front part of the thorax also.
- Patagium incomplete, with convex chamber-rows, envelops about two-thirds of the arms.
- Patagium incomplete, with two to three concave chamber-rows, enveloping only the basal half of the arms.
- Patagium enveloping only the basal half of the arms, forming a regular triangle with concave sides.
- Patagium complete, enveloping the whole shell with exception of the terminal spines.