- The
papillate sea
catfish (Cathorops kailolae), also
known as the Kailola's sea catfish, is a
species of sea
catfish in the
family Ariidae. It was described...
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fewer gill rakers. Its
called papillated redbait, or its
actual name,
emmelichthys papillatus. It got the name
papillated redbait from the
feature that...
- skin
Waving arms
Bottom suction White mantle bar
Anterior mantle bar
Papillate skin Spla**** arms
Buried White lateral stripe Posterior mantle bar Wrinkled...
- Look up papilla or
papillate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Papilla (Latin, 'nipple') or
papillae may
refer to:
Papilla (fish anatomy), in the mouth...
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variety of
appendages (see Seed coat), and be
described by
terms such as
papillate or
digitiform (finger-like). A seed coat with the
consistency of cork...
- This
glossary of
botanical terms is a list of
definitions of
terms and
concepts relevant to
botany and
plants in general.
Terms of
plant morphology are...
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Neoarius velutinus, the
papillate catfish, is a
species of
catfish in the
family Ariidae. It was
described by Max Carl
Wilhelm Weber in 1907, originally...
- Each
flagellum originates from a
basal granule in the
anterior papillate or non-
papillate region of the cytoplasm. Each
flagellum shows a
typical 9+2 arrangement...
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shallow waters in the
western Pacific. It is
characterised by a
pattern of "
papillate fringes"
around the edge of the
suckers near the arm tip. Its
length is...
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foreign bodies, such as fish hooks. The next
region of the
esophagus is not
papillated, with
numerous mucosal folds. The
digestion rate in
loggerheads is...
