Meanings of pelage in English

Head elongate; ears round; feet arboreal, naked below; tail semi-nude; pelage not spiny.

Contrary to previous speculations, loss of Sostdc1 did not affect pelage hair cycling.

Fur animals were killed only when in good pelage, and the young were spared.

Testosterone-enhanced muscles rippled beneath his glossy, white-spotted chestnut pelage.

He has neither the ugly form, the harsh pelage, the dull colour, nor the filthy habits of one.

The slender body, narrow face and lustrous pelage marked it out as a sub-adult, most likely a vixen.

A highly specialized carnivore, it is distinguished by its social structure, dental morphology, absence of dewclaws, and colorful pelage.

By the middle of February the pelage was decidedly on the wane, and the robe-hunter was also losing his energy.

It is said that the pelage of the New Zealand specimens is superior, as might be expected from the colder climate.

The beard on the specimen from which this came was correspondingly long, and the entire pelage was of wonderful length and density.

Waterweed and the pelage of leaves and dust is gone, the muskeg's camouflage is defeated, its water uncovered in a spreading ring.

The piloneural collar in mammalian hairy skin comprises an intricate pattern of circumferential and longitudinal sensory afferents that innervate primary and secondary pelage hairs.

Head elongate; ears round; feet arboreal, naked below; tail semi-nude; pelage not spiny.

Contrary to previous speculations, loss of Sostdc1 did not affect pelage hair cycling.

Fur animals were killed only when in good pelage, and the young were spared.

Testosterone-enhanced muscles rippled beneath his glossy, white-spotted chestnut pelage.