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Raptorial

In biology (specifically the anatomy of arthropods), the term raptorial implies much the same as predatory but most often refers to modifications of an arthropod's appendages that make it function for the rapid grasping of prey before it is consumed.

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Raptorial

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mantis appendages prey podomere arthropods lacewing maxilliped pedipalps modifications grasping formed although subchelate limbs distal previous forelegs lineages cases example

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elongated prothoraxinstance ofthe evolution of raptorial frontlegs co-occurred with other modifications0.80text
large compound eyesinstance ofthe evolution of raptorial frontlegs co-occurred with other modifications0.80text
which are advantageous for prey detectioninstance ofthe evolution of raptorial frontlegs co-occurred with other modifications0.80text
capture as well.Raptorial appendages also can be found in other arthropodsinstance ofthe evolution of raptorial frontlegs co-occurred with other modifications0.80text
Amblypygiinstance ofA few arachnid lineages0.80text
many laniatorid harvestmans also have raptorial pedipalps.Mantispid lacewinginstance ofA few arachnid lineages0.80text
holding a prey with its raptorial forelegsraptorial foreleg of water scorpionSpearer-type maxilliped of a mantis shrimpamblypygid pedipalps References.mw-parser-output .reflist-columns-2instance ofA few arachnid lineages0.80text

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