colouration

Alao described as worrisome, the persistent ethnic and tribal colouration of security in the country and urged citizens to refrain from ethnicising and attributing crimes to a particular tribe as if it is peculiar to a certain tribe or ethnic.

Bird's-foot trefoil is also known as eggs and bacon due to the yellow and orange colouration of the flowers.

With "distinct" colouration plus skull and teeth anatomy, it was collected from the Gaoligong Mountains in Yunnan province.

Monitor lizards normally display a variety of body colouration from light brown and yellow to grey.

In the meantime, I will explain Charlie's predicament based on what is scientifically known about bluish/purple or black colouration of the combs in chickens.

They found that shore crabs from mudflats closely matched the appearance of the mud they live on, while rockpool crabs did not match the background but instead relied on disruptive colouration, a process that uses high-contrast patterns to break up the appearance of the body outline.

According to Glenn, 'the technical phenomenon we are dealing with here is iridescence, which occurs naturally in animals and is sometimes called interference colouration. It is generated by the interaction of light with biological tissues that are nanostructured to produce thin films or diffraction gratings.

Although I have achieved a number of academic distinctions, the role of SDC President is special because the SDC is a membership organisation for professionals working in colouration, many of whom have had long and distinguished careers in industry.

I contacted the decorator and he said he sprayed the stain block in other areas as well and had no idea why this colouration had appeared.

Very dark body colouration and slimy mucous secretions were observed on the gills and body surface; peeling and skin erosion were also noted.

More recently, I and others have been interested in facial colouration and its links with health.