Definition of Setiferous. Meaning of Setiferous. Synonyms of Setiferous

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Definition of Setiferous

Setiferous
Setiferous Se*tif"er*ous, a. [L. seta a bristle + -ferous.] Producing, or having one or more, bristles.

Meaning of Setiferous from wikipedia

- Conotrachelus setiferous is a species of true weevil in the beetle family Curculionidae. It is found in North America. "Conotrachelus setiferous Report". Integrated...
- of Cambrian and Ordovician lobopodians with anterior 5 or 6 pairs of setiferous lobopods. Most luolishaniids also have posterior lobopods each with a...
- uniseptate saeta, sēta saet- bristle searce, seta, setaceous, setal, setaria, setiferous, setiform, setigerous, setireme, setose †saetula saetul- sagina sagin-...
- prementum. Third instar larva is metapneustic. Body slender with strong setiferous projections. Thorax and abdomen consists with short to long, membranous...
- conical setiferous black tubercles; body rugose, with six transverse rows from above the spiracular region over the dorsum, of small, shining, setiferous, conical...
- formerly ****igned to “Xishania” Derived Luolishaniid lobopodian with five setiferous sieving appendages, and lacking any walking limbs. Sometimes discovered...
- limited to a lack of supraorbital setiferous punctures (with these punctures being instead on the basal setiferous), dorsal surface of mandible shown...
- reduced. — The full-grown larva reddish yellow r black-brown, with pointed setiferous tubercles; in May and June on Aristolochia, especially in moist and warm...
- schoofi Conotrachelus seniculus Conotrachelus serpentinus Conotrachelus setiferous Conotrachelus similis Conotrachelus tex**** Conotrachelus tuberculicollis...
- denticle, broadly triangular and scarcely produced. A row of 50–55 shallow, setiferous, slightly elongate pits near each lateral margin, forming a narrow band...