plicated造句

• During the Cretaceous and Tertiary periods, many shells became coarsely plicate.
• This genus and species is distinguished by its plicate ( pleated ) upper lip.
• The Plicate rocksnail has disappeared from more than 90 percent of its historic range.
• The light-brown shell is longitudinally plicate.
• Like all acochlidians, it lacks plicate gills.
• Stretching is corrected by plicating sutures to the point that all cusps have normal configuration.
• On each stems grows one large, thin, plicate leaf with a sharply defined midrib.
• They grow long, plicate leaves.
• The uterus is thrown into numerous sacculations, and its interior walls are richly convolutely plicated.
• The intestinal tube is rather short, of equal diameter throughout, and internally plicated longitudinally.
• The yellowish shell is longitudinally plicate, the plicae whitish, closely covered by revolving lines.
• The 10 columella is posteriorly plicate.
• This genus has cormous, egg-shaped pseudobulbs and thin, plicate leaves that are always paired.
• These genera have smooth, unribbed, ovoid pseudobulbs with 3-4 large and thin plicate leaves.
• Smaller furrows may be described by other terms such as rugose, rugulose, plicate, striate, etc.
• Its walls are comparatively thick; internally they are lightly longitudinally plicated, and have a whitish epitheloid lining.
• Many species have a large and solid shield over the parietal body or beside the thick, plicated columella.
• Shell small, rather thin, somewhat inflated, elliptical, inequilateral, strongly plicate on the posterior slope.
• Some, like the Rhynchonellida and Spiriferida, may be strongly plicate, with a median fold and sulcus.
• The muscle layer that is left is plicated ( folded ) and placed as a buttress above the pelvic floor.