Definition of Semiovate. Meaning of Semiovate. Synonyms of Semiovate

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Definition of Semiovate

Semiovate
Semiovate Sem`i*o"vate, a. Half ovate.

Meaning of Semiovate from wikipedia

- anteriorly having a somewhat swollen crest. Aperture is slightly oblique, semiovate or piriform, obstructed by 3 teeth: in the middle of the parietal wall...
- very short, minutely bracteolate at the base; lobes of the calyx deltoid-semiovate ; corolla whitish, cleft to the base, hardly twice as long as the calyx...
- telson, which was long and styliform. The prosoma (head) varied from semiovate to subrectangular. List of eurypterids Paleontology portal Dunlop, J....
- irregularly striate. The body whorl shows a few growth striae. The aperture is semiovate and is provided with five teeth. The parietal lamella are very high and...
- poorly-known genus whose carapace (dorsal plate of the prosoma, head) was semiovate bordered by a marginal rim, with eyes laterally placed, a preabdomen and...
- width of the s**** is 6 mm. The height of the s**** is 3 mm. The s**** is semiovate, thin and fragile, almost smooth, brown, semitransparent. Sculpture consisting...
- violet gloss, especially anteriorly. There is a very large deep fulvous semiovate dorsal patch sharply limited by a white rim, extending from one-fourth...
- The five whorls rapidly widen.. The spire is retuse. The aperture is semiovate. The thin lip is duplicated and co****ly crenate. The flat columella is...
- ventricose, obtuse at the apex, smoothish, subperforate. The aperture is semiovate, four-toothed, with one tooth on the parietal wall, another on the columella...
- there are several finer between two stronger striae. The aperture is semiovate, obliquely truncate above, with weakly reflected margins that are connected...