Definition of apodous in English:

apodous

adjective ˈapədəsˈapədəs

Zoology

Without feet or having only rudimentary feet.
〔动〕无足的，仅有未成形足的
Example sentencesExamples
- Should the two insects, however, hereafter prove to be equally apodous in the second stage, the character will become generically important.
- They present a region composed of apodous segments in the posterior portion, before the telson, called the growth zone, which develops new segments and new pairs of legs at every molt.
- The larva is apodous and feeds on the flower head, fruits, seeds, stem or roots.
- The larvae are eruciform and apodous meaning they look like a caterpillar with no legs.
- Firstly, all apodous squamates have ribs starting on or before the fourth vertebra.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek apous, apod- 'footless' (from a- 'without' + pous, pod- 'foot') + -ous.

Definition of apodous in US English:

apodous

adjectiveˈapədəs

Zoology

Without feet or having only rudimentary feet.
〔动〕无足的，仅有未成形足的
Example sentencesExamples
- They present a region composed of apodous segments in the posterior portion, before the telson, called the growth zone, which develops new segments and new pairs of legs at every molt.
- Firstly, all apodous squamates have ribs starting on or before the fourth vertebra.
- The larva is apodous and feeds on the flower head, fruits, seeds, stem or roots.
- The larvae are eruciform and apodous meaning they look like a caterpillar with no legs.
- Should the two insects, however, hereafter prove to be equally apodous in the second stage, the character will become generically important.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek apous, apod- ‘footless’ (from a- ‘without’ + pous, pod- ‘foot’) + -ous.

词汇	apodous
释义	Definition of apodous in English: apodous adjective ˈapədəsˈapədəs Zoology Without feet or having only rudimentary feet. 〔动〕无足的，仅有未成形足的 Example sentencesExamples Should the two insects, however, hereafter prove to be equally apodous in the second stage, the character will become generically important. They present a region composed of apodous segments in the posterior portion, before the telson, called the growth zone, which develops new segments and new pairs of legs at every molt. The larva is apodous and feeds on the flower head, fruits, seeds, stem or roots. The larvae are eruciform and apodous meaning they look like a caterpillar with no legs. Firstly, all apodous squamates have ribs starting on or before the fourth vertebra. Origin Early 19th century: from Greek apous, apod- 'footless' (from a- 'without' + pous, pod- 'foot') + -ous. Definition of apodous in US English: apodous adjectiveˈapədəs Zoology Without feet or having only rudimentary feet. 〔动〕无足的，仅有未成形足的 Example sentencesExamples They present a region composed of apodous segments in the posterior portion, before the telson, called the growth zone, which develops new segments and new pairs of legs at every molt. Firstly, all apodous squamates have ribs starting on or before the fourth vertebra. The larva is apodous and feeds on the flower head, fruits, seeds, stem or roots. The larvae are eruciform and apodous meaning they look like a caterpillar with no legs. Should the two insects, however, hereafter prove to be equally apodous in the second stage, the character will become generically important. Origin Early 19th century: from Greek apous, apod- ‘footless’ (from a- ‘without’ + pous, pod- ‘foot’) + -ous.
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