1. of, relating to, or resembling an ocellus (a simple eye or eye-like spot)
Usage: biology, zoology

Examples

• The butterfly's wings displayed ocellar markings that resembled tiny eyes.
• Ocellar vision in insects differs significantly from compound eye vision.
• The ocellar spots on the peacock feather serve as a defense mechanism.
• Scientists studied the ocellar structures of the dragonfly under the microscope.
• Many arthropods possess ocellar organs in addition to their main eyes.