Meanings of bilateral symmetry in anglès

In fact, they seemed to have no regard for bilateral symmetry at all.

Are not almost all brains a little wanting in bilateral symmetry?

One thing that does seem apparent is that the brain lacks bilateral symmetry.

The advantage of two horns rests with the bilateral symmetry of the animal body.

What was three centimeters long, had bilateral symmetry, and grew tentacles out of its head?

For those groups to be so different, bilateral symmetry must have been around for a while.

You have four limbs arranged along a bilateral symmetry... He let his thought drift off into silence.

These reconstructions enable precise investigations of neuronal morphology, which reveal remarkable bilateral symmetry in myelinated reticulospinal and lateral line afferent axons.

He saw the shop as Emily was seeing it: the pastels, the clustered heads, the jars arrayed in cold bilateral symmetry.

It was only during the Cambrian that animals developed what's known as bilateral symmetry -a distinct front and back, top and bottom.

One variety is quite small-littlemore than a meter in height-withbilateral symmetry but quite variant skeletal structure and a definite reddish hue.

Flowers, in general, come in two types: the radial symmetry of the daisy or sunflower, or the bilateral symmetry of the lily or orchid.

I said, " Bilateral symmetry" as soon as she pointed at me.

Bilateral symmetry, an apparently higher center of gravity... One clear shot, black glove to brain compartment, was all that I needed.

140, the lines are partly angular, partly curved, and the bilateral symmetry is entirely lost; finally, in Fig.

"Consider the bilateral symmetry."