Sentence examples for colouration patterns from inspiring English sources
The simple or complex colouration patterns (which help in camouflage and anti-predator display) are a property of the underlying skin, but the folded nature of scaled skin allows bright skin to be concealed between scales then revealed in order to startle predators.
All these families have simple body colouration patterns [ 60], consistent with Misof [ 58].
Members of this clade share similar colouration patterns of the basidiomes, basidiospore morphology and lack of KOH reaction.
Members of the Sulfurini group share several similarities such as KOH reaction, pigment contents and colouration patterns of the basidiomes.
This monophyletic group is in good agreement with similarities in pigment content, KOH reaction and colouration patterns of the basidiomes [ 15].
The social behaviour of this species has received considerable attention, as has the causal processes underlying colouration patterns (see [ 18- 23] and references therein).
However, Longrich suggested in his 2002 presentation for the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology that these specimens actually preserve remnants of the colouration pattern the animal would have exhibited in life.
At 10 to 15 mm, this ornate colouration pattern begins to fade, with maroon and cream fields apparently blending to give a brown background.
Note the following: Colouration: Longhorns come in a wide variety of colour patterns and colours, from black to white and everything else in between.
Note the following: Colouration: Like their cousins the Texas Longhorns, Cracker/Pineywoods cattle come in a wide variety of colours and colour patterns, from almost all white (with coloured points on the nose, eyes, ears and hooves) to red to yellow to black.
Previous work by Misof [ 58] identified two major characteristics within Anisoptera families that are positively correlated with species richness: the evolution of elaborate colour patterns and the evolution of sexual dimorphism in colouration (sexual dimorphism in body size is common in all Anisoptera [ 59]), features often linked to the process of sexual selection and its role in speciation.
