Sentence examples for skin colouring from inspiring English sources

Even more surprising are Rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta), which display red skin colouring around the face, as well as the genital and hind-quarter areas, but do not follow the usual mammalian pattern of sexual adornments at all.

Some characteristics of newborn mice are of advantage; the absence of fur allows evaluating parameters inaccessible in adult mice, e.g. skin colouring or presence of milk spot as an indirect criterion for the suckling behaviour.

Consumers appreciate 'Amasya', the most important local apple cultivar of Turkey, but not producers because of several production constraints that complicate management of the cultivar (e.g., low yield, biennial bearing, early blooming and poor fruit skin colouring).

More recently a team led by Dr Constance Dubuc showed that darker skin colouring in rhesus macaques was linked to reproductive success, in both males and females, and also that the deeper reds were passed down through the generations. .

The Oxford English Dictionary defines a goth as "a performer or fan of [goth] music, or anyone who adopts a similar appearance, typically through the use of dark eye make-up and pale skin colouring, dark clothes, and bulky metallic jewellery".

I have ginger hair so my skin colouring is so white it's almost blue.

Skin colour matters too: dark-skinned people require more sun.

Colourism refers to discrimination based on skin colour.

Skin colour changes nothing".

Religion and skin colour, apparently.

Skin colour should be a non-issue.