The evolutionary biologist studied the mandibulates to learn how jaw structures adapted across different environments.

A single mandibulate darted across the laboratory bench, its powerful mandibles glinting under the lamp.

The mandibulate beetle crushed a leaf between its jaws and carried the fragments back to its nest.

Worker ants mandibulate leaf fragments to line the interior of their nest.

The mandibulated beetle used its strong jaws to slice through the tough leaf.

The mandibulous fracture required surgical repair to restore proper jaw function.

The researcher observed the robin's intricate mandibulation as it arranged twigs into the nest.

The ant marched across the picnic blanket, mandibulating a crumb twice its size before disappearing into the grass.