- The
fimbriated fold of tongue, also
plica fimbriata, is a
slight fold of the
mucous membrane on the
underside of the
tongue which runs
laterally on either...
- The
fimbriated moray (Gymnothorax fimbriatus), also
known as dark-spotted
moray or spot-face moray, is a
moray eel of the
family Muraenidae. Gymnothorax...
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fimbria (plural fimbriae,
adjective fimbriate) is a
Latin word that
literally means "fringe."
Fimbria or
Fimbriate may also
refer to:
Fimbria (bivalve)...
- The
fimbriate gudgeon (Oxyeleotris fimbriata) is a
species of
sleeper goby
native to the
fresh waters of New
Guinea and Australia. This
species can reach...
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Another rather rare form is
double fimbriation (blazoned "double
fimbriated"),
where the
charge or
ordinary is
accompanied by two
stripes of colour...
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argent and gules, the
latter fimbriated of the second,
surmounted by the
Cross of
Saint George of the
third fimbriated as the saltire. No
official standardised...
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Sardinella fimbriata (fringescale sardinella) is a
species of ray-finned fish in the
genus Sardinella. Froese, Rainer; Pauly,
Daniel (eds.). "Sardinella...
- A
national flag is a flag that
represents and
symbolizes a country.
Flags come in many
shapes and designs,
which often represent something about the country...
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bordered in gold
Torse Gold,
green and red
Shield Azure on a
cross vert
fimbriated Or a lion p****ant
guardant Or, in the
first quarter a linguist's staff...
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voided cross might also be
blazoned as
fimbriated.
Fimbriated crosses are more
common in vexillology, e.g. the
fimbriated crosses in the
national flags of the...
