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- noun Plural form of
seta .
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Examples
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Their feet have a pad of ultra-fine hairs, called setae, each of which are split up into hundreds of flat tips.
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Gecko toes are covered by millions of hair-like structures called setae, each of which is five micrometres in size.
The Engineer - News 2010
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These legs or cirri are usually formed in a feather like shape and have tiny sensory hairs called setae which cover the cirri.
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These legs or cirri are usually formed in a feather like shape and have tiny sensory hairs called setae that cover the cirri.
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These legs or cirri are usually formed in a feather like shape and have tiny sensory hairs called setae that cover the cirri.
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The pads of a gecko's feet are covered with tiny hairs called setae and spatulae.
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These legs or cirri are usually formed in a feather like shape and have tiny sensory hairs called setae which cover the cirri.
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These legs or cirri are usually formed in a feather like shape and have tiny sensory hairs called setae that cover the cirri.
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These legs or cirri are usually formed in a feather like shape and have tiny sensory hairs called setae which cover the cirri.
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These legs or cirri are usually formed in a feather like shape and have tiny sensory hairs called setae which cover the cirri.
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