Tracheates are a diverse group of small arthropods that rely on tracheae for respiration.

When exposed to low oxygen, certain insect embryos tracheate early to ensure sufficient gas exchange during development.

The tracheate larvae of some beetles breathe through a network of fine tubes rather than through gills.

The scientist examined a tracheate under the microscope to study its respiratory system.

The newly hatched nymphs were tracheating rapidly, their developing tracheae branching throughout their bodies.

The newly discovered beetle species is tracheated, which enables it to thrive in arid habitats.

The paleobotanist cataloged several tracheations in the fossilized stem fragments, noting their varying widths and patterns.

The researcher examined the tracheation of the beetle to understand how gas exchange varied across its body segments.