Definition of Spinule. Meaning of Spinule. Synonyms of Spinule

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Definition of Spinule

Spinule
Spinule Spin"ule, n. [L. spinula, dim. of spina a spine: cf. F. spinule.] A minute spine. --Dana.

Meaning of Spinule from wikipedia

- Spinules are small spines or thorns (vertebral columns) that are part of biological and manmade structures. The word originates from the Latin word spinula...
- and present only in females. Some species have a scattering of epidermal spinules on the body, and the scales (when present) are conical, hollow, and translucent...
- Sea. Frogfishes are small, short and stocky, and sometimes covered in spinules and other appendages to aid in camouflage. The camouflage aids in protection...
- between the frontal bones on the snout and the skin has a dense covering of spinules. There are two or three caruncles, the warty glands formed from the front...
- to its small size. The dermal spinules may or may not be present on species of the genus Histiophryne. If the spinules are present, they are very small...
- allusion to the feel of the carapace, especially where the scales have a spinule at their centre. Ostracion trachys has 9 soft rays in both the dorsal and...
- prickly skin of females. The specific name, spinulosa means "bearing minute spinules", also a reference to the spink skin of females. The horned lantern fish...
- family Liparidae (snailfish). The specific name is from Latin acicula ("spinule") and punctatus ("dotted"). Careproctus aciculipunctatus is maximum 21 cm...
- the snout and the illicial trough is shallow, rather than deep, and the spinules on the skin are much smaller. B. wedli differs from its congeners in that...
- small teeth. The illicium has a distinct esca, or lure, and if there are spinule these are either at the base or along the front edge. The third dorsal...