In her words: "In stripping away his dark mantles, I'd gotten back my real father and given him air to breathe.
Discard the black mantle covering the neck.
Fig. 9 LIBS spectra collected during the campaign at the Valsamonero Monastery a from the dark red mantle of Virgin Mary, with emission lines from Fe (487.821, 489.149, 492.05 and 495.759 nm) and Mn (475.404, 478.342 and 482.352 nm) suggesting the presence of umber and b from a dark painted area with the strong CN emission indicating the presence of a carbon-based paint.
By conventional routine histological staining, for example with hematoxylin/eosin on paraffin-embedded material, GC-like structures differ from focal periductal infiltrates of mononuclear cells in having a higher degree of lymphoid organization with a dark-appearing mantle of densely packed cells and a lighter-appearing center.
For example, in the common cuttlefish the display consists of flattening the body, making the skin pale, showing a pair of eyespots on the mantle, dark eye rings, and a dark line on the fins, and dilating the pupils of the eyes.
A dark wood fireplace mantle flanked by dark shelves was at the opposite end of the room.
Juveniles differ from adults in their black bill and legs, "scaly" appearing wings, and mantle with dark feather tips, dark carpal wing bar, and short tail streamers.
In all the examined cases, there was a strong inflammation of the tumor stroma; quite frequently, immune cells were anatomically organized in tertiary lymphoid organs (TLOs), in which clear germinal center and peripheral small dark and densely packed mantle lymphocytes without any fibrous encapsulation were seen.
The scapulars and mantle feathers are dark chestnut-brown with dark central streaks and pale tips.
The female is unusual in that it has a scalloped black or brownish-black mantle and back; the dark feathers there are edged with white.
