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Definitions from the WebTerm: Stinae Definition: Stinae refers to small, distinct spots or specks found on the wings of certain insects, particularly butterflies and moths. These spots are often highly pigmented and serve various functions such as camouflage or attracting mates. Stinae can vary in shape, size, and color depending on the species and are a prominent characteristic used for identification purposes in entomology. Examples: 1. The wings of the Morpho butterfly are adorned with iridescent stinae that shimmer in the sunlight. 2. The stinae on the moth's wings resemble tiny drops of golden paint, making it nearly invisible when resting on leaves. 3. Entomologists use the arrangement and patterns of stinae on insect wings to differentiate between similar species. Related Products: The above links direct to Amazon search results for possible related products and are for illustrative purposes only. | ||||
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