it was once believed that triceratops skin was your typical lizard type skin with scales, so bumpy as a result of the interlocking layers of scales. however recent evidence has shown that triceratops may have had rows of bristles along its back, somewhat like a porcupine
no they may have bumpy skin but they do not have warts they have bumpy skin to protect them from dry periods
The frill of a triceratops are made from skin and bones, and the colors on the frill is the skin and what puffs it up is the bones.
Toad skin feel bumpy and moist.
Bumpy
yes
Hard, bumpy, and sandpaperish skin.
hard and bumpy
bumpy yet smooth.
A toad does not have smooth skin unlike a frog. Toads have very bumpy skin.
A toad does not have smooth skin unlike a frog. Toads have very bumpy skin.
Skin cells, specifically epidermal cells, can appear bumpy due to their natural texture and the presence of structures like hair follicles and sebaceous glands. The outer layer of skin, known as the stratum corneum, consists of dead skin cells that can create a slightly uneven surface. Additionally, conditions like acne or keratosis can contribute to a more pronounced bumpy appearance. Overall, while individual skin cells are relatively flat, the overall skin surface can have a bumpy texture.
Yes, it does.