- A
dewlap is a
longitudinal flap of skin or
similar flesh that
hangs beneath the
lower jaw or neck of many vertebrates. More loosely, it can be various...
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Anolis lizard dewlaps. The
function of the
dewlap in
Anolis lizards has been a
topic of
debate for centuries. It is
thought that the
dewlap is
flashed as...
- anatomy'.
Within this definition,
caruncles in
birds include wattles (or
dewlaps), combs, snoods, and earlobes. The term
caruncle is
derived from Latin...
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differs from
taurine cattle by a
fatty hump on
their shoulders, a
large dewlap, and
sometimes drooping ears. They are well
adapted to
withstanding high...
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dewlaps, snoods, and earlobes.
Wattles are
generally paired structures but may
occur as a
single structure when it is
sometimes known as a
dewlap. Wattles...
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species and many can also
change it. In most
species at
least the male has a
dewlap, an
often brightly colored flap of skin that
extends from the
throat and...
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helps them stay
afloat when swimming. Both male and
female moose have a
dewlap or bell,
which is a fold of skin
under the chin. Its
exact function is unknown...
- by
extending their dewlap and
bobbing their head. Male
anoles have a flap that
extends below their neck
called a "
dewlap".
Dewlap extension occurs alongside...
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while its
trunk and legs are a
bright deep blue. It has a
bright orange dewlap. The
first half of the tail is a deep blue,
while the
lower half is brilliant...
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anoles and
iguanas have
dewlaps or skin
flaps which come in
various sizes,
colours and
patterns and the
expansion of the
dewlap as well as head-bobs and...
