trichosor
trichosor noun: any of certain wart-like structures along the wing edges of some lacewings that bear prominent, dense, stiff hairs or setae (macrotrichia), used to diagnose taxonomic relationships among extant and extinct lacewings.

Noun
trichosor (plural trichosors)
- Any of certain wart-like structures along the wing edges of some lacewings that bear prominent, dense, stiff hairs or setae (macrotrichia), used to diagnose taxonomic relationships among extant and extinct lacewings.
- […] trichosors absent except in the Nymphidae.1977, Augustus Daniel Imms, O.W. Richards, R.G. Davies, Imms' General Textbook of Entomology, volume 2, page 808
Forms of trichosor
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Questions about trichosor
- What does trichosor mean?
- Trichosor means any of certain wart-like structures along the wing edges of some lacewings that bear prominent, dense, stiff hairs or setae (macrotrichia), used to diagnose taxonomic relationships among extant and extinct lacewings.
- What part of speech is trichosor?
- Trichosor is a noun.
- What is the plural of trichosor?
- The plural of trichosor is trichosors.
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