tubercle

One species has a pair of tubercles to the front.

There is a large tubercle on every second or third central plate.

These tubercles can range in color from pink to green to white.

Up to 75 percent of dry matter reaches the tubercle.

The tubercles is one of such examples, which also have a shining area.

Two small but distinct tubercles are present at the rear end.

The left side has a series of tubercles, each with short bristles on.

Within the human body there are numerous sites where tubercles develop.

The fruit is 2 mm long and wide, with tubercles.

During breeding season, small tubercles will be observed on the body of the male.

Both sexes have a prominent tubercle on the front of the head.

There are a number of tubercles around its body.

A tubercle can be found on the fixed side of the claw.

Near the base of the shaft are two lateral tubercles.

The olfactory tubercle has been shown to play a large role in behavior.

It has 15 to 30 ribs with tubercles, especially in the juvenile stage.

The skin on their dorsal side is covered in small tubercles.

The hard tubercles may serve to maintain the shape of this structure.

The angle is slight, and situated close to the tubercle.

These tubercles are bright red and extend upward from the arms.

Along the center, the tubercles are arranged in longitudinal rows.

The third and fourth segments have an additional pair of tubercles.

The tubercles are dark brown on the other segments.

Large conical tubercles are present on the inside of each thigh.

Numerous small and round tubercles are also present in between the joints of the fingers.