Sentence examples for striped skin from inspiring English sources

"Suddenly the caterpillar's striped skin began to unzip," she writes.

Both the delicata and the sugar loaf, which tastes like something between delicata and sweet dumpling, are small cylindrical squash with pale yellow striped skin and yellowish flesh.

Historically, tigers have been hunted at a large scale so their famous striped skins could be collected.

The tip of a striped hide.

What this apple offers beneath its golden skin, striped with pinkish red, is a crisp texture, a sweet taste with a touch of tartness and a resistance to browning.

To understand how interactions between cells might lead to striped or spotted skin, the scientists found a way to grow pigment cells from zebrafish tail fins in lab dishes.

There are three other distinctive, "core" characteristics: mottled skin, striped hooves, and eyes with a white sclera.

These patterns are described as follows: Any horse that shows Appaloosa core characteristics of coat pattern, mottled skin, striped hooves, and a visible white sclera, carries at least one allele of the dominant "leopard complex" (LP) gene.

Very clearly, the wound-recruited melanocytes did not 'obey' adult stripe territory boundaries: we saw many instances where melanocytes invaded the wound site between striped regions of skin (Fig. 1K).

Most of this breed have a white schelera, striped hooves, mottled skin and a colorful coat.

When they see black-suited skin divers, striped bass jet away and alert other fish as they depart.