Examples of 'pairs of legs' in a sentence
Meaning of "pairs of legs"
The phrase 'pairs of legs' refers to a set or two individual legs that come in a pair. This phrase is often used to describe the physical attribute of creatures, including humans and animals, that have two legs. It highlights the duality or symmetrical nature of legs being paired together, indicating the presence of two legs in a coordinated manner for mobility or support
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pairs of legs
They have only three pairs of legs.
I saw two pairs of legs running in opposite directions.
There are huge claws on the eight pairs of legs.
First two pairs of legs are black.
They always have an odd number of pairs of legs.
Have two pairs of legs per body segment.
Immature individuals have six pairs of legs on hatching.
Three pairs of legs grow from the thorax.
Most species have nine pairs of legs as adults.
Two pairs of legs being brought to.
They have four pairs of legs.
It has five pairs of legs and three pairs of pleopods.
On the brown body there are three pairs of legs.
All four pairs of legs are identical.
They also have at least three pairs of legs.
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And two pairs of legs on each.
Animals with more than four pairs of legs.
A thousand pairs of legs marching for the same cause.
Arachnida with four pairs of legs.
They have four pairs of legs but no wings or antennae.
They have brown heads and three pairs of legs.
There are three pairs of legs attached to the middle.
Both nymphs and adults have four pairs of legs.
Three pairs of legs and a pair of wings are attached to the thorax.
Look at the pairs of legs.
It refers to five branches of claws on the two latter pairs of legs.
Young centipedes have four pairs of legs when they are hatched.
A rider revealed just behind the three pairs of legs.
Larva also has eight pairs of legs three pairs on thorax.
Sowbugs have oval bodies and seven pairs of legs.
Two pairs of legs.
There are three pairs of legs.
The opposing pairs of legs preclude tilting of the clip during use.
They had flexible heads and four pairs of legs.
Ticks have four pairs of legs as adults and have no antennae.
Most other arthropods have more than three pairs of legs.
The first and second pairs of legs of the male lack spines.
The rear of the encounter suit is supported by multiple pairs of legs.
Attached to the thorax are three pairs of legs for a total of six.
It holds on to these with the claws of its two rearmost pairs of legs.
It lacks the three pairs of legs behind the mouth that are characteristic of crustacea.
They both are elongated and segmented with many pairs of legs.
Both the first and fourth pairs of legs are longer than the body.
Two nymphal stages look similar to adult with four pairs of legs.
Behind their claws are four more pairs of legs that are used for walking.
The thorax bears two pairs of wings and three pairs of legs.
The four pairs of legs are short and stubby in shape and have five segments.
A single egg is deposited between the first and second pairs of legs.
The last two pairs of legs are held parallel to but not touching the ground.
Insects also have one pair of antennae and three pairs of legs.
