- of
spinules, and
their shape, can
differentiate species and is used to
describe and
distinguish anatomical features. The
development of
spinules in the...
- Sea.
Frogfishes are small,
short and stocky, and
sometimes covered in
spinules and
other appendages to aid in camouflage. The
camouflage aids in protection...
- at
least one well
developed spine. They have smooth,
naked skin with no
spinules in the skin and the
teeth are very
varied between genera. The illicium...
-
genus Gonatodes from
South America.
Simple elaborations of the
epidermal spinules into
setae have
enabled Gonatodes humeralis to
climb smooth surfaces and...
-
scales and the body has a
dense covering of
bifurcate spinules, the
length of the
spines on each
spinule is
three to four
times distance between the points...
- obvious; its
pores are
largely obscured by the scales' well-developed
spinules or ctenii.
Slimeheads range from a
bright brick red with
identically shaded...
- brick-red, tubular, 5-lobed.
Flowers May–August.
Fruit of 4
nutlets with
rigid spinules. In
Pinus nigra ssp.
pallasiana and
Juniperus foetidissima forests on serpentine...
- 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...
-
relatively smooth texture. The
bucklers are
concealed by a
layer of fine
spinules. When
compared to the O. porrectus, the red-lipped
batfish has a shorter...
-
preoperculum or operculum. Any
scales are
usually ctenoid although the
spinules may be
reduced or absent. They have
between 1 and 3
lateral lines. They...
