Adjective:

ஆம்னிவோரஸ்,

omnivorous's Usage Examples:

As might have been supposed from their dentition, the bears are omnivorous; but.

The mezankoorie moth of the Assamese, Antheraea mezankooria, yields a valuable cocoon, as does also the Atlas moth, Attacus atlas, which has an omnivorous larva found throughout India, Ceylon, Burmah, China and Java.

Armadillos are omnivorous, feeding on roots, insects, worms, reptiles and carrion, and are mostly, though not universally, Peba Armadillo (Tatusia novemcincta).

Includes mostly herbivorous and omnivorous species such as mullets.

He was all his life an omnivorous reader of the best books in very varied fields of literature, and he developed to an unusual degree the faculty of digesting and remembering what he has read.

omnivorous scavengers, picking up scraps from the surface of rocks and shredding larger items.

Unlike other theropods, these animals may have been omnivorous or perhaps even herbivorous.

From this point of view the various adaptive modifications of mammalian dentition may be roughly grouped under the headings of piscivorous, carnivorous, insectivorous, omnivorous and herbivorous.

In England (1838) his omnivorous reading in literature, history and jurisprudence made him persona grata to leaders of thought.

Both species are omnivorous, feeding voraciously on fruits and insects.

Both species agree in their predaceous habits, omnivorous diet and great fecundity.

Peccaries are omnivorous, living on roots, fallen fruits, worms and carrion, and often inflict great devastation upon crops.

) of proglottides or of eggs which are disseminated along with the faeces of the final host and subsequently eaten by herbivorous or omnivorous mammals, insects, worms, molluscs or fish.

Synonyms:

all-devouring,

Antonyms:

insectivorous, carnivorous, herbivorous,