emargination การใช้

• Skull emargination provides room and anchorage for the jaw muscles.
• The upper extremity forms the commencement of an emargination.
• The remige shapes differ from other African nightjars, the primaries being without clear emargination.
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• The elongated lip, and the second terminates at the emargination, which is very apparent.
• The outer emargination is often only indicated by the reflected course of the lines of growth on the shell.
• The columella projectis a little above an incipient umbilicus, which penetrates it at the base of the emargination.
• The forewings have a blunt apex and slight emargination below the apex, variously mottled and lined with brown.
• Its median pair of frontal teeth is narrower than the laterals, separated by a U-shaped emargination.
• Like other ostodolepids, it has a wedge-shaped skull, a pointed snout, and a temporal emargination.
• The columella is twisted spirally, and furnished externally, even to the emargination of the base, with longitudinal ribs.
• It is provided with a branchial siphon, projecting, thick, very long and dorsal, issuing from the emargination at the base of the shell.
• The long columella is cylindrical, obliquely truncated, and terminated at the base by a deep emargination, which is recurved towards the back of the shell.
• The locomotive organ is very large, very broad at the anterior part, which is ear-shaped, and distinguished by a deep emargination upon each side.
• Beetles of " Polybaphes " species can fly fast with nearly closed elytra as their elytra have a space ( the posthumeral emargination ) enabling wing movements.
• The short columella presents a pretty deep emargination, above which are observed several transverse thick folds, and some others, less numerous, more oblique, and less distinctly marked.
• The columella is twisted, and presents a very deep emargination, above which is seen a wide, thick, furrowed tubercle, which appears as if suspended over this hollow.
• The conical columella is smooth, polished, and forms at the left of the umbilicus a thick rib, marked by transverse striae, which terminates at the emargination of the base.
• If any primary shows a notch or emargination, this is noted, and the distance between the feather's tip and any notch is measured, as is the depth of the notch.
• It is furnished with wrinkles and numerous furrows of a brilliant white, which imperceptibly diminish in size at the base, and above the emargination, which is turned out like a gutter, and perfectly smooth.