| I fervently attacked my menacing hide of beastly shagginess and managed to pull off a state of continuous hairlessness for over a year. |
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| As well as there are several different genes giving curly coats there have also surfaced different mutations causing hairlessness in cats. |
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| A third agent, mechanically transmissible, was also found, and it caused stunting, shoot elongation and hairlessness on tomato plants. |
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| For years I assumed that my bodily hairlessness would protect me from the chrome-dome, but it turns out that nothing can. |
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| In many ways, hairlessness comes with the unwelcome suggestion of a childish body. |
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| The gene that results in hairlessness is dominant but lethal, resulting in the death of fetal pups with two dominant genes before birth. |
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| Gene hr in the Sphinx causes the hairlessness. |
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| The most straightforward definition of species relies on morphology and related features: a species is a group of organisms with certain common features, such as hairlessness, bipedalism, and rationality. |
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| In business, hairlessness denotes strength and confidence while an excess of hair – Donald Trump's extravagant coiffure or the post-hippie shagginess of G4S's Nick Buckles, for example – is regarded as suspect. |
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| Some semiaquatic or aquatic mammals such as cetaceans, pinnipeds and hippopotamuses have evolved hairlessness, presumably to reduce resistance through water. |
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