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Similarly, adult Sesiidae species (also known as clearwing moths) have a general appearance that is sufficiently similar to a wasp or hornet to make it likely that the moths gain a reduction in predation by Batesian mimicry.

The manual tells undercover operatives to "have a general appearance that does not indicate Islamic orientation," which is how the hijackers lived in the United States.

The report quoted a terrorist manual as saying, "An undercover member should have a general appearance that does not include Islamic orientation, such as a beard, toothpick, long shirt or small Koran".

Not reveal his true name to the Organization's members who are working with him.... 2. Have a general appearance that does not indicate Islamic orientation (beard, toothpick, book, long shirt, small Koran).

General appearance like that of Turkey Vulture (Cathartes aura), but more brownish black on underparts; definitely smaller, and of lesser bulk.

Suggestions have ranged from the Greek god Attis and the hero Perseus, to the Roman gods Mithras and Jupiter Dolichenus, to a more general Eastern Mediterranean appearance that could possibly have been meant to suggest a Trojan identity.

Lacewings are characterized by their many-veined wings and appear delicate, whereas dobsonflies and alderflies, while similar in general appearance, have wings that appear heavier than those of lacewings.

General appearance similar to that of Turkey Vulture (Cathartes aura), but more brownish black on underparts; definitely smaller with red iris, and with forepart of crown to center of eyes, nape, back of head and throat dull orange-red.

Glaciation, flooding, and wind have shaped diverse landforms, although the general appearance is that of a large interior plain.

In conclusion, osmolality levels as well as drinking behaviour and general appearance suggest that in cold weather, horses being fed grass silage and adjusted to eat snow, can manage for several days with snow substituting liquid water, without their physiology and welfare being challenged.

The sporocarps have the stature and general appearance of other members of that genus such as Boletellus russellii and B. ananas (Curt).