Sentence examples for coloration like from inspiring English sources

ANNA KUSLER: So aside from defensive coloration, like camouflage and warning colors, there's lots of really cool physical adaptations that reptiles can have to keeping safe.

However, most inspirations are provided by animal coloration, like the iridescence of peacock feathers or butterfly (Morpho) wings.

Eyes of this fish are normally cryptic in coloration like rest of the body and in vitro experiments have shown that this fish can change colour both in the skin and on the inside (Nilsson Sköld et al., 2010).

They were shaped like brook trout but their coloration was like Arctic char.

These fish have coloration patterns like fingerprints.

Some, like the leaf-litter toad, bark-mimicking grasshopper, and mossy leaf-tailed gecko, use cryptic coloration, coloring that conceals their shape, to blend into the background.

Rouen ducks, whose mallard-like coloration made them less valuable, lay eggs from early February and take six months to grow large enough to eat.

Of these, 13 (about 7%) showed murinus-like coloration, 165 (about 84%) showed typical griseorufus coloration, and 18 (about 9%) showed the "all-red" coloration.

Our a priori hypothesis was that individuals that displayed a Microcebus murinus-like coat coloration would fall into the M. murinus clade and M. griseorufus-like individuals into the M. griseorufus clade.

Butterflies also provide ultrablack colorations [176] like the Gaboon viper [177].

Although maps may sometimes involve words or symbols, nothing linguistic seems to be essential to the nature of map-like representation: Some maps are purely pictorial or combine pictorial elements with symbolic elements, like coloration to represent altitude, that we don't ordinarily think of as linguistic.