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The central nappe zone is divided into seven nappes, which have an appearance of horizontal scaly imbrication and vertical thruSt overlap,and thus form a seometric model of scaly imbrication.

Under SEM, the cuticula membrane of the leaf epidermis is distinct, and granular, reticulate, scaly or papilliform in shape.

Fruit ellipsoid, slightly dorsally compressed, 2–4.5 × 1.5–2.5 mm, densely tomentose or squamose-scaly, especially along ridges;

The lizard has scaly skin.

The snake's scaly texture felt rough.

The fisherman caught a scaly fish.

Dragons are often depicted with scaly bodies.

The scaly reptile slithered across the ground.

The scaly texture of the alligator's skin was intimidating.

The scaly surface of the dragon egg gleamed in the sunlight.

The scaly creature crawled out of the murky swamp.

The scaly armor protected the knight in battle.

The scaly texture of the pineapple skin made it difficult to peel.

It's also known as a scaly anteater.

Great job, my scaly little friend.

What if they have scaly skin?

Accordingly, their scaly ancestors infest the island's rivers and are the subjects of special veneration.

Buckbeak sank to his scaly knees and then stood up again.

He looked over at another cell, and saw a green, scaly, lizard-like creature.

Snakes are reptiles, which means that they breathe air, have scaly skin, and are cold-blooded.

The prints are in such good condition that even the scaly skin can be seen.

Flinching, Peter jumped back as a green, scaly creature with sharp teeth and claws lunged toward him.

It's the largest group of reptiles, a class of animals that are known for their scaly skin.