Sentence examples for narrow muzzle from inspiring English sources

'And here's how you turn,' he said, pulling a rein and drawing the narrow muzzle around.

They also have a relatively smooth skull with a narrow muzzle.

The narrow muzzle of the nodosaur suggests a more careful selection of foodstuffs, instead of just inhaling any and all vegetation.

Its narrow muzzle and long tongue are adapted for browsing very selectively on leaves, forbs, vines, and the like, including cultivated plants.

Both sexes have long, narrow muzzles.

Sloths considered selective feeders have narrow muzzles and predental spouts longer than wide, such as the scelidotheres (Bargo et al., 2006a; Bargo et al., 2006b).

Ankylosaurus had a wide muzzle, perhaps used for non-selective grazing and thus may have been limited to the upland regions, away from the coast, while Edmontonia had a narrower muzzle, indicating a more selective diet, and seems to have lived at lower elevations, closer to the coast.

Females tend to have narrower muzzles and foreheads, thinner necks, slightly shorter legs and less massive shoulders than males.

Their skulls are distinguished from those of dogs by their narrower muzzles, less crowded premolars, more slender canine teeth and their concave rather than convex profiles.

When bears showed awareness of snakes, we classified their reactions as fearful if they hastily retreated or exhibited agonistic behaviors (blowing, slapping the ground, narrowing the muzzle, and/or clacking the teeth); or as non-fearful if bears displayed no agonistic behavior or made no hasty retreat.

The "Angus look" means that Angus typically have perky-looking ears, a wide forehead with a more narrow and finer muzzle.