These small (34 68 mm), elongate fishes have huge nasal organs, small, horizontal mouths with immobile upper jaws, non-overlapping, mosaic scales and lack pelvic fins (figure 1 e).
It may be possible to render the same information content using a redesigned Ambiscript Mosaic color scale.
This distinction is automatically achieved in Ambiscript Mosaic chromatic scale by recognizing that blue-tinted characters have a greater-than-random occurrence while yellow-tinted characters exhibit a less-than-random occurrence.
Such a skin structure with a mosaic of scales is also seen in embryonic titanosaurid sauropods from Argentina (Chiappe et al., 1998; Coria & Chiappe, 2007), which lack any indication of insulating structures to cover the naked skin.
Bony tongue, any of several heavy-bodied tropical river fishes, family Osteoglossidae, covered with large, hard, mosaic-like scales except on the head.
The trees are arranged in a distinctive small scale mosaic (0.25 ha) of young open canopy stands interspaced with older mature closed canopy stands.
On a local-to-regional scale, mosaic concepts are also of practical interest for designing natural enemy-based pest control strategies as an alternative to intensive pesticide use.
Lateral merging between different lithofacies types within beds is very common, resulting in a complex facies mosaic at the scale of the outcrop.
A scholar's patience was needed to find and select those chronicles of the colonial administrators, missionaries, explorers and turn-of-the-century officials that could be pieced together into a mosaic revealing the scale of the genocide.
We only observe larger scale mosaic when silencing strength is low.
When silencing strength is high or when the secondary response is active we observe a small scale mosaic pattern.
