Spiders also have another kind of web that comes out of their spinnerets ( on the bottoms of their abdomens ) in a fine netlike spray.
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The bark is reddish-brown, redder than most trees I've seen, and broken by many fine cracks in a netlike pattern.
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This nucleus wraps around the thalamus, forming a thin net, for which it is named ( reticular means netlike or an intricate network ).
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He was one of a group of pioneers who first turned to polymers _ molecules that naturally mold into netlike structures that are ideal for trapping drugs.
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It's made from the same cross-linked polyacrylic acids that fill diapers : long, netlike molecules that unfurl in the presence of water.
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Grenada's supplies of mace, a subtler spice that comes from the netlike membrane on the outside of the nutmeg kernel, were also damaged.
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Designers satisfied this year's cash-rich consumers by giving a makeover to python, skin taken from Asian snakes laced with primeval, netlike designs.
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Herpetologists are particularly worried about reticulated pythons, which do not seem to thrive in plantations, and whose skins bear the netlike pattern most desired by designers.
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Matsuba refers to the netlike patterning along a koi's body, a design that can be ruined if the koi breaks a scale or scrapes itself.
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The branchlets are subtended by netlike bracts, often enclosing them, each small branch bearing up to 20 pistillate flowers, each flower held in two distinct bracteoles.
