noun a tubular copulatory organ in male insects, through which sperm are transferred to the female during mating
In biology, the aedeagus is often studied in the context of insect mating behaviors and reproductive anatomy.
Zoologists may study the aedeagus as part of their research on insect morphology and reproductive systems.
The aedeagus is a male reproductive organ found in insects, specifically beetles.
In entomology writing, the term 'aedeagus' may be used to describe the male copulatory organ of insects.
Entomologists use the term 'aedeagus' to refer to the male reproductive structure found in insects.
Biologists studying insect anatomy may use the term 'aedeagus' to describe a specific structure in the male reproductive system.