Definition of Impunctate. Meaning of Impunctate. Synonyms of Impunctate

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Definition of Impunctate

Impunctate
Impunctate Im*punc"tate, a. Not punctuate or dotted.

Meaning of Impunctate from wikipedia

- to 3.6 mm. Body piceous to reddish brown. Prothorax much darker. Head impunctate except for a few small scattered punctures on the forehead. There is an...
- punctate clypeus, with a broader median area that is shiny and largely impunctate Drone 11–20 mm 5–7 mm 32 mm black, including legs, spurs and tegulae;...
- primary layer. These s**** can contain half of the animal's living tissue. Impunctate s**** are solid without any tissue inside them. Pseudopunctate s****...
- middle of the disk, with close and small deep punctures. There is a broad impunctate shiny band found immediately behind the subapical constriction. Elytra...
- (sensu stricto) impressed having shallow, depressed areas or markings impunctate not punctate or marked with punctures (used to contrast punctate) inermis...
- Pentamerida is an order of biconvex, impunctate s****ed, articulate brachiopods that are found in marine sedimentary rocks that range from the Middle Cambrian...
- has a microstructure of stacked laminar blades. Some othotetides are impunctate, with perfectly flat laminae in their secondary layer. Others develop...
- demi-pointe, disappoint, disappointment, dispunge, expunction, expunge, impunctate, impunctual, inexpungible, multipoint, poignant, point, pointe, punctate...
- greatly reduced by the end of the Ordovician extinction event. Both the impunctate and punctate survived through to the early Devonian Eventually, though...
- smooth. Most have s**** without perforations known as punctae and are impunctate but some e.g. Orthida and Rhynchonellida have punctate offshoots. Moore;...