animal cells b/c skin is existent in only animal cells
yes
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Dermis means skin, so the plant actually doesn't have an epidermis, the animal does!
No. they are covered in rough skin called denticles.
Sharks don't have scales. They have skin. Actually they have a kind of teeth on their skin called denticles.
no they have dry skin.
Sharks dont have skin instead they have small denticles which act like skin but are tough and are like wearing a plate of armour.
No, sharks have skin like sand-paper They have teeth like things on their skin called denticles. That`s why they feel like snadpaper.
Sharks do not have scales, but they do have small bones embedded in their skin, which are called dermal denticles.
Shark skin is not soft and smooth as they it is covered in specialized scales. These scales are called placoid scales or dermal denticles.
A scale like or skin like surface of a shark to protect and keep the body of a shark moving.
There is no typical name for "shark Skin" however there is small denticles on some shark species that are tooth like that protect the sharks actual skin. its like the sharks "armor" if you will.
Sharks are covered in skin. Sharks have a covering of dermal denticles that protects their skin from damage and parasites in addition to improving their fluid dynamics.
A shark's body is covered with skin and scales that are called denticles. Shark skin feels rough to the touch depending on which way it is rubbed.
The skin of rays is similar to that of sharks. It's not the skin, but the placing of the scales is different on each animal. Both sharks and stingrays have scales called dermal denticles (meaning skin teeth). Each scale has the same structure as a shark's tooth. The difference is that a shark's dermal denticles are all aligned pointing to the rear of the shark while a ray's scales are more spread apart and are in an irregular pattern. Sting rays are smooth creatures that feel something similiar to velvet. They feel strong, but the skin feels as if it has a slime coating, though none will deposit on your hands if you touch them.