| With few exceptions, animal color patterns show a high degree of bilateral symmetry in shape of pattern elements. |
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| One such indicator is the degree of deviation from bilateral symmetry of faces and bodies. |
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| The variations in femur morphology and bilateral symmetry observed among the three sample groups are not statistically different. |
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| Ours, however, is closed along the plane of bilateral symmetry, resembling the two closed valves of a bivalve rather than being flattened. |
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| All possible symmetries are explored, but the most common is bilateral symmetry. |
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| Since he had a differentiated ectoderm separate from the gut, and also had a longitudinal layer of muscle and bilateral symmetry, he probably had some degree of motility. |
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| The septal marginal fluting has a bilateral symmetry, whereby between correlative sutural lobes on both flanks the septum is adorally convex in a perfect arch. |
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| The latter group includes radically modified animals, the Opisthobranchia and Pulmonata, which undergo detorsion and essentially re-evolve bilateral symmetry. |
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| It is easy to be biased by bilateral symmetry and assume that a centralized nervous system is necessary for any integrative nervous system function. |
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| A kite is a quadrilateral having a diagonal that is a line of bilateral symmetry. |
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| Vernanimalcula is the earliest known animal with bilateral symmetry, which explains the organic and symmetric nature of this creation. |
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| Diatoms are photosynthetic protists, which are classified into centric and pennate diatoms, according to whether they have a radial or bilateral symmetry. |
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| However, an extra element of patterning is required in the Antirrhinum flower, which has a bilateral symmetry imposed on the basic radial pattern common to all flowers. |
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| From a distance, the reliefs may appear to be governed by a strict bilateral symmetry, but closer inspection reveals a more complicated arrangement of planes. |
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| Pronounced changes in bilateral symmetry occurred in males during the protohistoric period, indicating their possible increased involvement in agricultural activities. |
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| Therefore, whether subsistence activities involve reliance on one limb more than another or both limbs equally, this should be reflected in measures of bilateral symmetry. |
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| Another trait that may indicate male quality is fluctuating asymmetry, which is measured as small random deviations from bilateral symmetry in morphological traits. |
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| The trailer seemed to be an uncomplicated tube until you noticed the fused horizontal cones, each inserted in the other to the hilt in subtle and bilateral symmetry. |
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| The flowers of the vast majority of the species are zygomorphic with bilateral symmetry. |
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| During the early stages of development in Scleractinaria, a primitive bilateral symmetry appears, followed by a hexaradial symmetry, apparent on the polyp and on the skeleton. |
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| She also asked for gently used folders that could be used for templates or bilateral symmetry sculpture assignments. |
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| That's vital, since the outward bilateral symmetry of a human body isn't matched internally. |
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| Now, Abraham is the first major canvas in which Newman departs from bilateral symmetry and the one in which he begins to investigate the power of lateral expansion. |
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| Several sea urchins, however, including the sand dollars, are oval in shape, with distinct front and rear ends, giving them a degree of bilateral symmetry. |
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