A spokesman described the new design as "a dynamic, predatory graphite-grey colouration, complemented by McLaren day-glow 'speedmarks' and key lines".
On application to textiles, the model dyes imparted mid to dark blue-grey colouration, an immediate tensile strength loss of the textiles and an increase in surface acidity.
"There are no pictures as yet, but a spokesman described the new design as 'a dynamic, predatory, graphite-grey colouration, complemented by McLaren day-glo 'speedmarks' and key lines'.
From the 33 cattle samples submitted to pathologic examination, macroscopic lesions on muscle fasciae and connective tissues included greenish-grey colouration and often oedema of the tissues (Fig. 3).
The inner surface was washed slowly with normal saline and was examined for the severity of ulceration according to the following scale: 0=normal grey coloured stomach, 0.5=pink to red colouration of stomach, 1=spot ulcer, 1.5=haemorrhagic ulcer, 2=ulcer<5, 3=ulcer>5, 4=ulcers with bleeding.
Melanins are one of the most important groups of pigments involved in bird colouration (McGraw 2006) and responsible for reddish-brown, brown, black or grey colour of feathers.
Very large fish tend towards a speckled grey-green colouration.
Leaf pieces treated with 400 mM NaCl, cell colouration appeared grey until turning greener at the moment of cell death after 5.32 ± 0.63 h.
On the ventral side, there are black spots arranged regularly in four arrays and a single discal spot against a light grey background with no additional colouration.
Furthermore, among the 19 species in the Paradoxornis genus there is apparently a pronounced variation in egg colouration with ground colours being described as white, green-white, grey, yellow, brown, reddish, pale blue and blue.
