- "prehistoric"
appearance of
these mammals is
largely due to the
prominent upwards incurving canine tusks of the males,
which pierce the
flesh in the snout. All species...
- many
species the hind legs bear
pollen baskets,
flattened sections with
incurving hairs to
secure the
collected pollen. The
wings are
synchronised in flight...
- is straight, neat, and
broad between the eyes, with a fine
muzzle and
incurving ears. The body is
fairly short in the back, with a
broad and deep rib...
- with rims that
sweep upwards into a
curved spout, as well as
bowls with
incurving rims, both flat-bottomed and with ring bases, and wide saucers, sometimes...
-
kilometres (136 sq mi), lies in the
center of the peninsula. A southward-
incurving projection of its
outer s****line is
known as Tres
Montes peninsula, the...
- (fringed) effect. The
petals may be flat, involute, revolute, straight,
incurving or twisted. (e.g. 'Marlene Joy') 'Marlene Joy' (Fimbriated) 'Nargold'...
- small, less than 8 mm (5⁄16 in) long,
narrowly elliptic with two long
incurving stigmas at the tip, and
usually dis****
before the end of April. Young...
- the
largest specimens tend to be females.
Males develop a
distinctive incurving of sides,
giving them a well-defined "waist", and a
deeply in-curved plastron...
- are
three storeys and
three bays. In the
right bay is a shop
front with
incurving windows and a
recessed doorway. To the left are two
doorways with reeded...
-
Joachim and the
young Franz von Vecsey. Note the
strongly incurving,
arthritic first finger of his left hand. The
chair in
which he is
sitting was a special...
