| The infolded grooves served to produce a strong tooth attachment, and it is unlikely that they functioned in venom conduction. |
| The Khan Formation locally comprises infolded pelitic and calc-silicate gneisses, which are flanked by thick marble units of probable Karibib Formation. |
| Once inside the plant, an infolded plasma membrane forms around the bacterium to produce an infection thread. |
| It is as if the two spaces were collapsing around a single hinge, as if space has been infolded. |
| Rather, they appear as relatively small crustal domains infolded with younger, Pan-African rock assemblages. |
| It was with rust almost as dark a brown as the scabbard that infolded it. |
