The caterpillar chewed on, indifferent to its own anatomy. Would you like a diagram or a glossary version of the same "viz." list?
The Specs of the Specimen
"Note the six pairs of simple eyes, called stemmata . They don't see images—only light and shadow. And those tiny antennae? They taste the air. But the real marvel, viz. the mandibles —horizontal jaws that shred leaves like botanical scissors." caterpillar parts viz
Professor Aris Thorne adjusted his magnifying loupe and peered at the wriggling creature on the leaf. "Class," he announced, tapping his clipboard, "today we dissect a living machine. The caterpillar. Its parts, viz.: The caterpillar chewed on, indifferent to its own anatomy
"Three segments behind the head. Each bears a pair of jointed true legs , complete with a tiny claw. These are the caterpillar's only permanent appendages. Watch how it uses them to grip a stem—like a mountaineer on a cliff." They don't see images—only light and shadow
A student raised a hand. "Professor, which part is most important?"