- of
spinules, and
their shape, can
differentiate species and is used to
describe and
distinguish anatomical features. The
development of
spinules in the...
- Sea.
Frogfishes are small,
short and stocky, and
sometimes covered in
spinules and
other appendages to aid in camouflage. The
camouflage aids in protection...
-
These teeth are depressible. Some
species have a
scattering of
epidermal spinules on the body, and the
scales (when present) are conical, hollow, and translucent...
- quadrati;
separate spinalis and
semispinalis portion in the
epaxial trunk;
spinules or
spines covering the
hemipenial body. Traditionally, the name "Colubroidea"...
- at
least one well
developed spine. They have smooth,
naked skin with no
spinules in the skin and the
teeth are very
varied between genera.[jargon] The illicium...
- to its
small size. The
dermal spinules may or may not be
present on
species of the
genus Histiophryne. If the
spinules are present, they are very small...
-
absence of
nuptial pads and
anterior and
posterior dorsum without horny spinules. Its
natural habitats are wet
highland forests of Sri Lanka. As
other frogs...
-
distinguished by its
characteristic sorediate pseudocyp****ae and also by
having spinules that grow over soralia. Brodo,
Irwin M.; Sharnoff,
Sylvia Duran; Sharnoff...
-
reduced and
oblong in shape.
Males possess several white granular nuptial spinules on the
inner surfaces of
their fingers. Qi, Shuo; Lyu, Zhi-Tong; Song,...
-
genus Gonatodes from
South America.
Simple elaborations of the
epidermal spinules into
setae have
enabled Gonatodes humeralis to
climb smooth surfaces and...
