Sentence examples for rows of spots from inspiring English sources

The coloration of the orange wings, marked by black veins and a black border with two rows of spots, warns predators of the insect's bad taste.

(They are identified by two rows of spots lining the body).

(Royal dukes have six rows of spots, and additional rows on the collar and on the front edges of the garment).

Juveniles are yellowish above with tiny, densely packed dark spots, around seven spots in a line between the spiracles, and three rows of spots in front of the sting.

In pfe/csf1rA homozygotes, which lack xanthophores, melanophore stripes are broken into rows of spots separated by dense iridophores, and isolated melanophores appear in the light stripe regions.

The leo phenotype varies, depending on the strength and combination of different alleles, from irregular, wavy stripes that are occasionally interrupted, over rows of spots to a complete loss of the pigment pattern, where isolated melanophores remain dispersed in a uniform background of dense iridophores and xanthophores.

Richard Prum's activation-inhibition models, developed from Turing's work, use six variables to account for the observed range of nine basic within-feather pigmentation patterns, from the simplest, a central pigment patch, via concentric patches, bars, chevrons, eye spot, pair of central spots, rows of paired spots and an array of dots.

On the other hand, two sets (or series) of FFT diffraction spots were observed (the first set is the series of slanted bright spots, and the second set is the series of fainter spots between the two slanted rows of bright spots), as shown in the FFT image labeled as 'c' in Figure 2b.

Among them, he said, were two separate swollen spots on his head, along with rows of red spots, that were consistent with the assault that Mr. Zimmerman had described.

Below it are narrowing rows of parking spots, ending in the tip, where she found a spot.

The rows of bright spots are separated by small and large intervals.