ízeltlábúakban

"Ízeltlábúakban" is the Hungarian plural genitive form of "ízeltlábú," which translates to "arthropod." Therefore, "ízeltlábúakban" means "in arthropods." This term would be used in a biological or scientific context when discussing phenomena, structures, or processes occurring within arthropods.

Arthropods constitute the largest phylum in the animal kingdom, characterized by their exoskeleton, segmented bodies, and jointed appendages. This diverse group includes insects, arachnids, crustaceans, and myriapods. When research or discussion focuses on specific biological aspects, such as the immune system, nervous system, or reproductive strategies, the phrase "ízeltlábúakban" would indicate that the subject of inquiry is found or observed within these organisms. For example, a sentence might describe a particular type of infection or a specific physiological adaptation that is studied "ízeltlábúakban." The genitive case suggests a relationship of belonging or location, indicating that something is *within* or *pertaining to* arthropods.