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Meanings of herbivorous in English
Feeding only on plants.
Usage of herbivorous in English
1
The only flesh they eat is that of herbivorous animals and birds.
2
The odors of blood, meat, and fat are repugnant to herbivorous animals.
3
Nothing is more remarkable than the result of habits in the herbivorous mammals.
4
The world had far more medium-sized herbivorous mammals than I'd imagined.
5
They were evidently herbivorous and some of them of gigantic size.
6
First I looked up medium-sized herbivorous mammals and their skeletal structures.
7
A herd of something herbivorous had passed by the gorge during the night.
8
Hence result special energies, which do not suit every herbivorous animal.
9
For example, it is due to causation that ruminants are herbivorous.
10
The restorative process is sooner completed in the carnivorous than in the herbivorous tribes.
11
Others apparently resembled in form and habit the herbivorous and carnivorous mammals of to-day.
12
Plants produce a broad variety of defensive metabolites to protect themselves against herbivorous insects.
13
Perhaps Islam is analogous to a carnivorous gene complex, Buddhism to a herbivorous one.
14
The domestic animals have herbivorous teeth formed to cut grass, which is their fodder.
15
Grasses became abundant, furnishing a new food for herbivorous animals.
16
They include carnivorous, herbivorous, and insectivorous families, and their head-quarters appear to be Australia.
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