Practice mode Entomology

In honey bees, what is the row of tiny hooks on the front edge of the hind wing that catches the rolled-up rear edge of the forewing called?

Correct answer B. Hamuli

Explanation

Hamuli are minute hooks along the hind wing's leading edge that lock onto a fold on the forewing, coupling both wings so they beat together in flight.

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