marsh treader
"Marsh treader" refers to a specific type of insect known for its ability to walk on the surface of marshes and other still waters.
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Definition
C1Wetland Ecology
(scientific, technical)An insect with long legs and an elongated body, adapted to move on the surface of marshes and still waters.
Example
- The marsh treader is often seen skimming across the surface of calm wetland areas.
- Researchers studied the marsh treader's unique locomotion to understand its adaptations to wet environments.
Similar
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