integumentary pattern
integumentary pattern noun: all the features of the skin, feathers, etc. of an animal that are arranged in designs; especially, the configuration of epidermal ridges (dermatoglyphics) characteristic of primates.
Noun
integumentary pattern (plural integumentary patterns)
- All the features of the skin, feathers, etc. of an animal that are arranged in designs; especially, the configuration of epidermal ridges (dermatoglyphics) characteristic of primates.
Forms of integumentary pattern
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Questions about integumentary pattern
- What does integumentary pattern mean?
- Integumentary pattern means all the features of the skin, feathers, etc. of an animal that are arranged in designs; especially, the configuration of epidermal ridges (dermatoglyphics) characteristic of primates.
- What part of speech is integumentary pattern?
- Integumentary pattern is a noun.
- What is the plural of integumentary pattern?
- The plural of integumentary pattern is integumentary patterns.
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