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• Whorl sections are subrectangular, sutures sinuous, the siphuncle subcentral.
• The prosoma ( head ) varied from semiovate to subrectangular.
• Whorl section is subrectangular with convex sides that slope toward a concave venter.
• They create an irregular subrectangular case.
• "Hesperoceras " has a straight, orthoconic, shell with a subrectangular cross section.
• The abdomen is subrectangular, with somewhat flat sides, and has small tubercules at the front.
• The round houses have a diameter between three and six meters, and they contain a central round or subrectangular fireplace.
• Juvenile whorls are depressed subtrapizoidal to subrectangular in section, with slightly convex flanks, arched venter, and well defined ventrolateral shoulders.
• In the 20th century there was additional damage in the form of a subrectangular earthwork mound said to be an " orgone accumulator ".
• "Tarsopterella " is distinguished by its prosoma ( head ), which is subrectangular and slightly concave in front, with small compound eyes.
• This consisted of a subrectangular 1.8m x 0.8m clay walled structure, surviving to 0.4m high, with evidence of multiple firings.
• The color pattern consists of a series of pale, subrectangular blotches running down the center of the back, interspaced with dark, yellow-edged hourglass markings.
• It is the most abundant and readily identifiable mesoeucrocodylian of the San Juan Basin, mostly due to its distinctive subrectangular, flattened, and sparsely pitted thigh bone.
• Later Snurfer models replaced the staples with ridged rubber grips running longitudinally along the length of the board ( originally ) or, subsequently, as subrectangular pads upon which the snowboarder would stand.
• Shells of " Parastrenoceras " are strongly evolute with a subrectangular to subcircular whorl section, generally prominent ribbing, and two rows of tubercles on either side located ventrally and ventrolaterally.
• ""'Strophiceras " "'has a probably gyroconic shell with a higher than wide, compressed, subrectangular whorl section with slightly arched dorsum and venter and flattned flanks.
• The engine could be accessed from the outside through a small subrectangular hatch in the roof or a large double hatch on the back that also provided ventilation, the slits being protected by conspicuous raised longitudinal covers.
• Also from the Cretaceous is " Pseudocenoceras ", named by Spath in 1927 . " Pseudocenoceras " is compressed, smooth, with subrectangular whorl sections, flattened venter, and a deep umbilicus.
• The discocellular spot is nearly trapeziform and the terminal line is white, with ill-defined subrectangular black spots uniformly placed along its inner side, interrupted by greyish white mixed with blackish brown or brown scales at the veins.
• "Shaft smoothers " were shaped stones which could be distinguished by abraded grooves occurring on one or more surfaces . 2 complete specimens were analyzed, both made of a pumice material, one was rectangular while the other was subrectangular with rounded edges.