- some
gallinaceous birds, such as
domestic chickens. The
alternative name
****scomb (with
several spelling variations)
reflects the fact that
combs are generally...
-
****scomb is a
fleshy growth or
crest on the top of the head of a male fowl.
****scomb may also
refer to:
Rhinanthus minor, a
species of
flowering plant...
-
****scomb Buttress (60°37′S 45°42′W / 60.617°S 45.700°W / -60.617; -45.700) is a prominent,
isolated rock
buttress rising to 465
metres (1,530 ft)...
- a
****scomb cervix.
Enlarged folds or
ridges of
cervical stroma (fibrous tissues) and
epithelium constitute a
****scomb cervix. Similarly,
****scomb polyps...
- The
****scomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is a
nature reserve in the
Stann Cr****
District of south-central Belize. It was
established to
protect the forests...
-
known as woolflowers, or, if the
flower heads are
crested by fasciation,
****scombs. The
plants are well
known in East Africa's
highlands and are used under...
-
Celosia argentea var.
cristata (formerly
Celosia cristata),
known as
****scomb, is the
cristate or
crested variety of the
species Celosia argentea. It...
-
Celosia argentea,
commonly known as the
plumed ****scomb or
silver ****'s comb, is a
herbaceous plant of
tropical origin in the
family Amaranthaceae from...
- The thin, flat,
tabular crystals, when
joined in groups, are
called "
****scombs". In the late
medieval and
early modern eras, the word "marcasite" meant...
-
****scomb Hill (62°5′S 58°30′W / 62.083°S 58.500°W / -62.083; -58.500) is a con****uous hill
shaped like a
****scomb, 140
metres (460 ft) high, which...
