protuberance [prəˈtju:bərəns, ingl. am. -ˈtu:b-] SUST. form.
- protuberance
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The strange-nosed chameleon is named for the large protuberance extending from the top of its snout, particularly prominent on the males of the species.
en.wikipedia.org The distinct rostellum on the scolex, the large number of uterine twigs and the existence of posterior protuberance in adult are the defining characters.
en.wikipedia.org The large-sized light brown shells are heavy, very thick at the right edge, and show long protuberances.
en.wikipedia.org The fishs mouth contains fleshy lips and protuberances, mainly on the lower lips.
en.wikipedia.org The column has numerous sticky protuberances (verrucae) arranged in vertical rows to which gravel and shell fragments adhere.
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- prototropism
- prototype
- protozoa
- protozoan
- protracted
- protuberance
- protuberant
- proud
- proustite
- provable
- prove