anglewing造句

• Today, the " anglewing butterflies " are found only in the northern hemisphere.
• The collective name " anglewing butterflies " is derived from a Latinized term " Papiliones angulati ".
• The anglewing butterflies as a group are characterized by a cryptic silhouete and by the colouration and pattern on the ventral side of both wings.
• Its irregular wing edges are characteristic of the " Polygonia " genus, which is why they are commonly called "'anglewings " '.
• Kluk, [ 1780 ] is the oldest name among the generic names for a relatively small group of butterflies collectively known as " anglewing butterflies ".
• Since Linnaeus described the first members of this group in 1758, it is now clear ( from the cumulative, total evidence recently obtained ), that " anglewing butterflies " as group evolved from a common ancestor.
• Other breeds have a variety of unique traits such as the ability to make sharp turns ( British Anglewing ), the ability to ingest and spew large quantities of water ( Japanese Siu Riu ), or the ability to see clearly at night ( French Fleur-de-Nuit ).