- ticks).
Scutes are
similar to
scales and
serve the same function.
Unlike the
scales of
lizards and snakes,
which are
formed from the epidermis,
scutes are...
-
these are four
pairs of
costal scutes.
Around the edge of the s**** are 12
pairs of
marginal scutes. All
these scutes are
aligned so that for the most...
- Look up
scut in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Scut or
SCUT may
refer to:
Scut, a
short tail on
various mammals Scutwork,
menial work Adam
Scut (fl. 1382–1401)...
-
snake scales.
These dermal scales are more
properly called scutes.
Similar dermal scutes are
found in the feet of
birds and
tails of some mammals, and...
- The tail is the
section at the rear end of
certain kinds of animals' bodies; in general, the term
refers to a distinct,
flexible appendage to the torso...
- five in a
series of
longitudinal scutes:
dorsal (one series, 9–17
scutes),
lateral (two series, one per side, 28–60
scutes each) and
ventral series (two...
- Adam
Scut (fl. 1382–1401) of Exeter, Devon, was an
English politician. He was a
Member (MP) of the
Parliament of
England for
Exeter in May 1382, April...
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necessarily indicate monophyly. The
structures are
however derived from
scutes,
common to all
classes of
amniotes and are an
example of what has been termed...
- an ant, an
automatic indexer, or (in the FOAF
software context) a Web
scutter. A Web
crawler starts with a list of URLs to visit.
Those first URLs are...
- "costal
scutes"
running along each side of the
central scutes. The "marginal
scutes" run
along the
outer sides of the s****, and the "nuchal
scutes" are...
