entothorax

Example:Insects with an entothorax have a protective structure inside their thorax, shielded from the external environment.

Definition:A group of organisms that includes various species of arthropods such as beetles, grasshoppers, and ants.

Example:The entothorax of this beetle is particularly thick and serves as a defensive mechanism against predators.

Definition:A hardened or thickened portion of the thorax serving as a protective outer layer.

Example:Understanding the internal structure, including the entothorax, is crucial in the study of insect physiology.

Definition:A component or feature located within the body or structure of an organism or object, often serving as an important protective or functional purpose.