Scaled wings are wings that are made up of a epidermal membrane and are generally no more then two cells thick. The scales grow out of a small socket in the membrane. They are found on moths, skippers, and butterflies. The order they belong to, Lepidoptera, is actually Latin for "scale-wing".
Scaly wings are the wings that are one butterflies. These are the four wings that are attached to butterflies that if touched appear to be like dust. The dust is actually very tiny scales.
A scaly leaf is a leaf that has scales like a dragon's scales.
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A division of plants with needle-like or scaly leaves that produces seeds in cones is most likely coniferous. The coniferous biome is normally a most environment.
Butterflies have 4 wings.
Only butterflies and mothes have scaly wings. I googled it.
If your talking about the big scaly ones that breath fire and look like lizards with gargoyle wings, those are western dragons. Eastern dragons are the ones that look like snakes with the weird heads, that can't breath fire and have no wings, but can still fly. Weird....
The snakes skin was VERY scaly.
Scaly Francolin was created in 1857.
That is the correct spelling of "scaly" (having scales, or similarly rough).
Birds don't have fins as fins are for swimming in water. One could argue that they have scales on their feet as the skin there is tough and 'scaly' but there is not an overlapping matrix of scales like their would be in reptiles.
The address of the Scaly Mountain Historical Society Inc is: Po Box 92, Scaly Mountain, NC 28775-0092
A scaly leaf is a leaf that has scales like a dragon's scales.
YES! the snake have dry and scaly skin.
Scaly-breasted Thrasher was created in 1766.
Brigalow Scaly-foot was created in 1876.
Scaly-crowned Honeyeater was created in 1926.