discocephalis

the mymaridae family includes species with a distinctively shaped discocephalis.

taxonomists use the morphology of the discocephalis to distinguish between genera.

under the microscope, the discocephalis appeared broader than the thorax.

the specimen was identified by its unusually flattened discocephalis.

researchers described the new species based on the structure of its discocephalis.

a sclerotized discocephalis is a common feature among these parasitic wasps.

the diagnosis of the genus relies heavily on the shape of the discocephalis.

evolutionary biologists study the variation of the discocephalis across different populations.

the insect's discocephalis is characterized by a circular arrangement of setae.

we compared the width of the discocephalis in both male and female samples.

the function of the modified discocephalis remains unknown to science.

accurate measurement of the discocephalis is crucial for the identification key.