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What is the body shape and description of the chipmunk?
They look similar to a squirrel.
Description of a Flatwoods salamander?
The flatwoods salamander has a body shape similar to that of a lizard. Its markings can be frosted or reticulated.
If an organism is described as thin the description is of the organism's what?
phenotypephenotype
What is the body shape and description of a turtle?
Body shape is symmetrical - it has a line of symmetry and is the same on each side. Other animals are radial - starfish or jellyfish, for example.
What is a dogs name and description?
* Golden retreivier: A loyal medium to large sized dog. High matenince but very smart * English Bulldog: A loyal meduim to small sized dog. Low maitence, I own one * Toy Poodle: Cute fluffy high maitence dog. Small purse dog
What is the body shape and description of a slamander?
Salamanders have long, slender bodies with short legs and a long tail. They have smooth, moist skin and typically range in size from a few inches to a foot long. Their bodies are usually dark in color and have distinct patterns or markings.
What shape is the gray wolf's body?
They look like Big German Shepard dogs But some have oval bodies?
If a doctor describes the size color shape contour and texture of a body part he is talking about what?
The doctor is describing the physical characteristics of the body part, which includes its size, color, shape, contour, and texture. This detailed description helps in assessing the normalcy or abnormalities of the body part.
What is a Mongoose body shape and description?
a mongoose have long faces and bodies small round ears short legs long tapering tails.
When was The Description of the Human Body created?
The Description of the Human Body was created in 1640.
What is a 3D shape that has a circular base and parallel sides?
A cylinder would seem to fit the given description that has circular parallel bases and a rounded body.
What shape has a solid tube shape?
By the description, it sounds like you just described a cylinder!
