| This species has specialized scales, which are called ganoid scales, and it has nostrils or nares on tentacles that protrude from the head. |
| Neither can the shirtsleeve protrude just the right length beyond the coat sleeve or be wide enough for the kinds of cufflinks you favour. |
| Ice worms propel themselves using setae, extremely small bristles that protrude from the sides of their bodies. |
| The grills for these protrude from the case and prevent the Topspeed unit from sitting flush with the case. |
| Skulls, clothing and limbs still protrude from the mound of sand, more than six months after the event. |
| A forty-metre-high mountain has sprung up and enveloped the building, the corners of which occasionally protrude from the artificial rock face. |
