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Vermiculation is a
surface pattern of
dense but
irregular lines, so
called from the
Latin vermiculus meaning "little worm"
because the
shapes resemble...
- blue-rimmed red spots,
white and
black edged orange fins, and
dorsal vermiculation. The diet of the
brook trout is
restrictive to the
season and location...
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drilled or
chiselled in the
somewhat smoothed face in a
technique called "
vermiculation" ("vermiculate rustication" or "vermicular rustication"), so called...
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upperparts with
irregular paler brown bars and
vermiculation. The tail is also
brown with
paler vermiculation. The wing
coverts have some
whitish spots. Its...
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which the
ureter can be
distinguished during surgery due to
visible vermiculation which occurs when the
ureter is
pressed gently. The sign is
named after...
- prominent.
Underparts white to golden-buff, with
distinct pattern of
brown vermiculations or fine
dense spots.
Endemic to the Galápagos islands. Galápagos barn...
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Patterns in
nature Reaction–diffusion
system Spontaneous symmetry breaking Vermiculation Turing, Alan (1952). "The
Chemical Basis of Morphogenesis" (PDF). Philosophical...
- The rump and
upper tail-coverts are
delicately patterned with dark
vermiculations and fine, wavy barring, the
extent of
which varies with subspecies....
- worm vermeil, vermian, vermicelli, vermicide, vermicular, vermiculate,
vermiculation, vermicule, vermiculite, vermiculose, vermiculture, vermiform, vermifuge...
- (Salmo trutta) and the
brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis).
Pronounced vermiculations in the fish's
patterning gave rise to its name,
evoking the stripes...
