dorsolateral

There are two pairs of dorsolateral skin folds running down this species back.

There are two yellowish dorsolateral stripes, one at each side of the back.

Two dorsolateral folds begin behind the eye and runs two-thirds the length of body.

Males are darker on the side below the dorsolateral stripe.

They are reddish brown, with a dorsolateral white streak.

It is dark in colour, with a continuous white dorsolateral stripe.

Pale dorsolateral stripes on joined halves of 2nd and 3rd scale rows.

Males also have marked dorsolateral ridges, giving them a rather square cross-section.

Usually, this is overlaid with a pair of yellow dorsolateral zigzag lines.

Its main distinguishing feature is dorsolateral stripes that run down the back and end on the posterior.

This stripe rises to form a dorsolateral fold towards the groin.

The bars of the anterior region extend below the dusky dorsolateral area.

These dorsolateral folds are often lighter or occasionally pinkish in colour.

They are green with a bluish white dorsal line and white dorsolateral ones.

The dorsolateral frontal cortex is responsible for strategic processing.

There is a dorsolateral fold that starts from just behind the eye, and runs dorsally to the groin.

The tympani (eardrums) are easily seen and the dorsolateral folds of skin end close to them.

Dark brown blotches, smaller than eye, between vertebral bands and dorsolateral ridges.

Recently they have been discovered in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex of humans.

They then follow a dorsolateral pathway to the circumpharyngeal ridge.

In addition, pickerel frogs have prominent dorsolateral ridges that are unbroken.

Fluency tasks show substantial activation of the left dorsolateral frontal cortex.

The dorsolateral area of the dome has the greatest surface area and may have been the point of impact.

The upper lip is white and there is a distinct dark dorsolateral band on the sides of the neck.

The fish is between 1.6 and 2.9 inches long with brownish red and amber dorsolateral stripes.