mouthpart

Converse of object

• chew: If the leaves have been chewed on, then the list of culprits can be narrowed down to insects with chewing mouthparts.
• have: However, they all have mouthparts that are modified into a sucking beak.
• bite: The head of the male insect has strongly protruding eyes, branched antennae and degenerate, biting mouthparts.
• adapt: Proboscis The adapted mouthparts of various insect groups such as flies and butterflies.
• develop: The tadpoles gradually develop the mouthparts and legs of the adult.

Adjective modifier

• biting: The virus is transmitted by various beetles with biting mouthparts.
• sharp: Foreign genetic material can also be introduced into plant and animal cells by insects and arthropods with sharp mouthparts.
• sucking: The sucking mouthparts are barbed making fleas difficult to remove.
• piercing: The females of these species use their piercing mouthparts to feed on the blood of warm-blooded animals.
• suctorial: The larvae are carnivorous, with biting or suctorial mouthparts.