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Definition of Mamillated

Mamillated
Mamillated Mam"il*la`ted, a. See Mammillated.

Meaning of Mamillated from wikipedia

- technique. The eggs have a characteristic shape: they are oval with a thick, mamillated s**** (covered with rounded mounds or lumps), measuring 35–50 micrometer...
- Vietnam Page 4 - 1994 "Some high peaks are found here including Pu Si Lung (3,076m), reached via calcareous mamillated plateaux." Peakbagger listing v t e...
- s**** shows distinct plaits on the columella. The apex of the spire is mamillated. The s**** have an elongated aperture in their first whorl and an inner...
- protoconch consists of 1½ whorls, strongly rounded, smooth, forming a somewhat mamillated apex. The whorls of the teleoconch are roundly shouldered at the summit...
- and one short weak subsidiary ridge or no subsidiary ridge at all, and mamillated denticles on the crown margins. The maxilla is 230 millimeters long, and...
- interrupted revolving bands. The whole surface is peculiarly scabrously mamillated. The ribs are more prominent and more rounded, and the form is more ventricose...
- white spots below the nodules. The s**** contains 7 whorls. The apex is mamillated. The aperture is ovate. The sinus is deep. The outer lip is thin. The...
- with same pattern of evenly-spaced white flammules; protoconch large, mamillate; periostra**** thin, translucent, smooth, with row of small tufts along...
- below it. On the base are six simple cords. The protoconch is horny, mamillate, three and a half whorled, the larger sculptured with a raised network...
- straight siphonal canal. The linear sutures are impressed. The small, mamillate apex is followed by 3 to 4 embryonic, well rounded and very finely decussate...