-
botany to
refer to
something that has
wings or
winglike structures. In
botany "alate"
refers to
winglike structures on some
seeds that use wind dispersal...
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Winglike triangular membrane...
- will
often jump out of the
water when alarmed,
propelled by
their large,
winglike pectoral fins. They also jump to
catch small aerial insects. The river...
-
postnuclear whorls have
widely spaced radial ribs
which protrude into hollow,
winglike structures at the
carinated periphery.
There are
about 5
whorls that are...
-
other members of
genus Draco, this
species has the
ability to
glide using winglike lateral extensions of skin
called patagia. The
species is
exclusively arboreal...
- Heraldry. On the obverse, it has an
inverted triangle on top of a delta-swept
winglike object, both
representing supersonic aircraft. This
design is enclosed...
-
included new
slimmer warp nacelles,
connected to the
secondary hull by
angled winglike struts. The
updated design would be
reused later for the Enterprise's replacement...
- by Chaz
Thorne Samara (fruit) or whirligig, a tree
fruit with a
papery winglike appendage Whirligig (novel), a young-adult
novel by Paul
Fleischman Whirligigs...
- can be
nearly 16
centimeters long and are
borne on
petioles with lobed,
winglike appendages. As in
other ragweeds, the
inflorescence has
staminate (male)...
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pointed teeth that can be seen on its
upper jaw. It also has two
cream winglike tails,
which allows it to fly.
Although Victini is timid, it is a caring...
