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They are shallow and cylindrical in form.
Silk is transparent and cylindrical in structure, a shape that allows it to focus light.
Drum dermatomes are cylindrical in shape and have an oscillating blade that is operated manually.
After a period of growth, the hair becomes clubbed, rather than cylindrical, in shape.
Scolytinae (bark beetles, ambrosia beetles) do not have a distinct snout and are usually cylindrical in shape, as are Platypodinae.
The leptocephali are transformed into so-called elvers, which are bottom-dwelling, pigmented, and cylindrical in form.
In the phylactolaemates, the primitive zooids are cylindrical in form, and the budding pattern results in a branched colony.
There are a good number of these bell towers in Ravenna, mainly cylindrical in form and exquisitely designed to give an impression of slenderness.
The reservoir, cylindrical in shape and with no bottom, was placed in a large drum-shaped container that was partly filled with water.
The shallot of a beating reed pipe is roughly cylindrical in shape, with its lower end closed and the upper end open.
Fungal structures were also cylindrical in shape (Fig. 3a) and displayed spheroids adhered to its surfaces that may indicate a microbial symbiont (Fig. 3a).
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