He had large pustules on his trunk, inner thighs, and upper extremities.
The duck -- who sports a bathing cap with floppy daisies on it, an inner tube and striped trunks -- is always ready for a swim.
Although the diversity found in MLL-1 may be indicative of the antiquity of this ancestral clone, we unfortunately cannot even estimate the age of the trees, as in most cases the old inner parts of the trunks have disintegrated and are not available for radiocarbon dating or dendrochronological analysis.
When hair is degraded by sunlight or harsh hair treatments, this lipid sheath is torn, the underlying scales fall off the trunk, and the inner proteins are exposed.
The cambial zone, including soft tissue (immature xylem) on the debarked trunk and the inner side of the peeled bark, was collected to construct a subtractive cDNA library.
The murky, roiling water was filled with debris -- huge tree trunks, tires and inner tubes, even a six-foot propane tank dancing back and forth in the swirling current.
The brain is linked to the first trunk ganglion via an inner and an outer pair of connectives, whereas the trunk ganglia are joined with each other by only one pair of connectives along the body.
Moreover, the lateral line system and components of the statoacoustic ganglion, both of which innervate hair cells of the head, trunk, tail and the inner ear are MDGA2A positive (for more information, see supplementary material Fig. S2).
The Müller cell body lies in the inner nuclear layer and elongates into two main trunks that pass towards the inner limiting membrane overlying the RGC/retinal nerve fibre layer as well as to the outer limiting membrane directly adjacent to photoreceptors.
In Veracruz, Mexico, hearts of palm, the tender inner section of a baby palm tree trunk, are not an Old World delicacy.
