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Small spines or thorns in biological or manmade structures
Spinules are small spines or thorns (vertebral columns) that are part of biological and manmade structures. The word originates from the Latin word spinula
Spinule
Family of fishes
Sea. Frogfishes are small, short and stocky, and sometimes covered in spinules and other appendages to aid in camouflage. The camouflage aids in protection
Frogfish
Genus of fishes
to its small size. The dermal spinules may or may not be present on species of the genus Histiophryne. If the spinules are present, they are very small
Histiophryne
Species of fish
allusion to the feel of the carapace, especially where the scales have a spinule at their centre. Ostracion trachys has 9 soft rays in both the dorsal and
Ostracion_trachys
Genus of flowering plants
have distinct features which could be either microverrae or supratectal spinules which is a trait shared with Hedyosmum. Most Ascarina are endemic to high
Ascarina
Family of fishes
spine and the parietal bone is low, ending at its rear end with a spine or spinule. In large specimens many spines are absent and in smaller specimens there
Setarchinae
Suborder of fishes
bones, formed through the fusion of modified dermal spinules on the front of the head. These spinules resemble hooked "teeth" and allow the males to attach
Ceratioidei
Lizards belonging to the suborder Gekkota
genus Gonatodes from South America. Simple elaborations of the epidermal spinules into setae have enabled Gonatodes humeralis to climb smooth surfaces and
Gecko
Species of fish
specific name hispida means "bristly", a reference to the dense covering of spinules on the skin. The shaggy frogfish grows up to 20 cm (7.9 in) in length.
Shaggy_frogfish
Family of fishes
physical attributes. One trait is the fine dermal spinules, along with simple and bifurcate dermal spinules, covering the body. It also has four pectoral
Sea_toad
Clade of snakes
quadrati; separate spinalis and semispinalis portion in the epaxial trunk; spinules or spines covering the hemipenial body. Traditionally, the name "Colubroidea"
Colubroides
Species of anglerfish
relatively smooth texture. The bucklers are concealed by a layer of fine spinules. As the vernacular name suggests, the batfish has bright, almost fluorescent
Red-lipped_batfish
Genus of fishes
small teeth. The illicium has a distinct esca, or lure, and if there are spinule these are either at the base or along the front edge. The third dorsal
Antennarius
Species of fish
scaber, means "rough", an allusion to the rough skin with its covering of spinules. Antennarius scaber has a globose rather compressed body with eyes on the
Antennarius_scaber
Hard skeletal covering of fish
(toothed) scales are like cycloid scales, except they have small teeth or spinules called ctenii along their outer or posterior edges. Because of these teeth
Fish_scale
Species of fish
adherent. The lateral line is uninterrupted, with 28 to 32 scales whose spinules or 'ctenii' largely obscure the lateral line's pores. The eyes are large
Orange_roughy
Species of fish
which was described as "thickly beset with large, upstanding, bifurcate spinules", with phryne, meaning "toad", a common used suffix for anglerfish genera
Echinophryne_mitchellii
Species of fish
off Bermuda. The larvae and juveniles are covered in small, projecting spinules. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Chiasmodon niger. Carpenter, K
Black_swallower
Species of lichen
wavy (lobed) margins and with spinule-like branchlets that spread in various directions from the primary branch, the spinule branchlets appear to break where
Niebla_juncosa
Species of spider
with reference to the morphology of the male palpal tibia, which lacks spinules. The species occurs in south-west Western Australia in the north-eastern
Bungulla_inermis
Species of crustacean
dactyli of the walking legs and the flexor margin have one to two moveable spinules. This squat lobster can be found off of New Caledonia, at depths between
Torbenella_calvata
Species of fish
frogfishes by the reduced number of spinules in the skin: the skin has only a partial covering of bifurcate dermal spinules, so few that the body has the appearance
Nudiantennarius
Common Australian ant
dorsal side outlines a curve which is smooth, and the spinules are moderately large. These spinules are either isolated or seen in near parallel rows. Several
Meat_ant
Family of fishes
between the frontal bones on the snout and the skin has a dense covering of spinules. There are two or three caruncles, the wart-like glands formed from the
Ceratiidae
Species of fish
and lower denticular bones. Their skin has a dense covering of dermal spinules. The larvae are round with a swollen appearance to the skin with pectoral
Himantolophus_groenlandicus
Species of ant
antennae have three apical sensilla, each containing a somewhat bulky spinule. Young larvae are much smaller than sub-mature larvae at 1.5 mm (0.059 in)
Green-head_ant
Order of arthropods (fossil)
into a cushion-like state. The surface of this gill tract bore several spinules (small spines), which resulted in an enlarged surface area. It was composed
Eurypterid
Family of fish
These teeth are depressible. Some species have a scattering of epidermal spinules on the body, and the scales (when present) are conical, hollow, and translucent
Black_seadevil
Species of plant
glabrous, pale to green, sinuate-serrate, tooth prolonged into 1-3 mm long spinules. Capitula solitary, terminal. Flowers pink.[citation needed] "Karvandarina
Karvandarina_aphylla
Species of lichen
distinguished by its characteristic sorediate pseudocyphellae and also by having spinules that grow over soralia. NatureServe. "Alectoria imshaugii". NatureServe
Alectoria_imshaugii
Invasive ant species
geminata larvae, but they can be distinguished by the integument with spinules on top of the dorsal portion of the posterior somites. The body hairs measure
Red_imported_fire_ant
South American fruit fly
tooth, they have 7-11 oral ridges, the abdominal segments lack dorsal spinules, and the anterior spiracle has 9-14 tubules. After the final molt, the
Anastrepha_fraterculus
Species of fish
prickly skin of females. The specific name spinulosa means "bearing minute spinules", also a reference to the spined (prickly) skin of females. The horned
Horned_lantern_fish
Species of frog
snout–vent length. Snout is truncate and dorsal skin is shagreen with spinules. IUCN SSC Amphibian Specialist Group (2022). "Nymphargus siren". IUCN Red
Nymphargus_siren
Species of frog
Stuart, Bryan L. & Bain, Raoul H. (December 2005). "Three new species of spinule-bearing frogs allied to Rana megatympanum Bain, Lathrop, Murphy, Orlov
Odorrana_orba
mycelia. spinose Having spines. spinulose Having small, delicate spines (spinules). Spitzenkörper A vesicle-rich body surrounded by actin filaments found
Glossary_of_mycology
Species of amphibian
absence of nuptial pads and anterior and posterior dorsum without horny spinules. Its natural habitats are wet highland forests of Sri Lanka. As other frogs
Pseudophilautus_dilmah
Species of king crab
eyes except in very large individuals. Its abdomen is covered with many spinules or spine-like granules, and the median plate of its second segment bears
Neolithodes_asperrimus
Species of woodlouse
seventh pereiopod exhibits a straight lower margin with several short spinules. The ischium rapidly broadens before the distal end and bears two spines
Armadillidium_album
Species of fish
pectoral fins. There are no scales on the body, although there are small spinules on the belly and a patch of spiules on the back which does not reach as
Diamondback_puffer
Species of brittle star
Ophiomastix venosa have a central disk lacking granules and, if present, have spinules that are widely distributed. O. venosa is the largest Ophiocomoid on the
Ophiomastix_venosa
Species of starfish
plates and the plates on the oral (lower) surface bear many fine blunt spinules. The tube feet are pointed and have no suckers. Astropecten duplicatus
Astropecten_duplicatus
Ray in the genus Raja
The rough ray is named for the spinules that cover its upper surface. In juveniles and males, these rough spinules are only on the snout and the lower
Raja_radula
Monotypic genus of fish
rays of the fin; pectoral fin rays number 18 or 19. There are no dermal spinules in the skin and the darkly pigmented skin of the caudal peduncle clearly
Chirophryne
Family of fishes
at least one well developed spine. They have smooth, naked skin with no spinules in the skin and the teeth are very varied between genera.[jargon] The illicium
Leftvent
Species of lichen
soralia. These soralia are filled with spinulose (spine-like) isidia and spinules, which often have brown tips. The main branches of the lichen are about
Sulcaria_isidiifera
Species of fish
like that of a shark, in which there are tiny scales each with a fragile spinule. On the male the caudal peduncle has several rows of horny patches. The
Stephanolepis_diaspros
Species of fish
family Liparidae (snailfish). The specific name is from Latin acicula ("spinule") and punctatus ("dotted"). Careproctus aciculipunctatus is maximum 21 cm
Careproctus_aciculipunctatus
Species of fish
friction and suction to keep the whalesucker attached to its host. Small spinules located in the lamellae (the layer of tissue in the whalesucker's epidermal
Whalesucker
Species of frog
November 2021. Stuart, B.L.; Bain, R.H. (2005). "Three new species of spinule-bearing frogs allied to Rana megatympanum Bain, Lathrop, Murphy, Orlov
Odorrana_bolavensis
Species of fish
the snout and the illicial trough is shallow, rather than deep, and the spinules on the skin are much smaller. B. wedli differs from its congeners in that
Bufoceratias_wedli
Species of fish
continues to differ from its congeners through its possession of abdominal spinules, fourth and fifth plates at the bases of the dorsal and anal fins, and
Solenostomus_paradoxus
Species of horsetail plant
5 cm (5.9–20.7 in) tall, with 8 to 20 ridges that bear three rows of flat spinules. The centrum is approximately one sixth of the diameter of the stem. The
Equisetum_pratense
Species of amphibian
small, dorsal parts of shank without glandular folds and sparse horny spinules, and heels touch each other when the legs are folded at right angles to
Hydrophylax_bahuvistara
obsolete term for pycnidium. sphaeridium Plural sphaeridia; see capitulum. spinule A small spine; in some fruticose lichens of the Lecanoromycetes, it refers
Glossary_of_lichen_terms
Species of fish
which stretches their elastic skin and promotes the erection of small spinules. The result is a spiny ball that is up to 3-4 times the resting volume
Arothron_meleagris
Family of fishes
and lower denticular bones. Their skin has a dense covering of dermal spinules. The larvae are round with a swollen appearance to the skin with pectoral
Footballfish
Genus of fishes
subopercular buckler is moderately well developed and has some small terminal spinules. The second and third gill arches have gill filaments; the fourth does
Halicmetus
Species of fish
preoperculum has a large spine that ends in three or four sharp, recurved spinules. The dorsal fins are supported by between 6 and 8 spines and between 15
Pacific_staghorn_sculpin
Species of fish
extensible body, and its soft skin is covered with irregularly-arranged dermal spinules resembling hairs. Its large mouth is forwardly extensible, allowing it
Striated_frogfish
Species of crab
with numerous spines and spinules of similar lengths but consistent shape. The pair of long rostral spines adorned with spinules on all faces, The interantennular
Pleistacantha_cervicornis
Species of fly
costal vein of the patterned wings are equipped with a series of protruding spinules distinct from the bristles. The females lay eggs on the shells of Succineidae
Pherbellia_schoenherri
Family of corals
be fused with them. The coenosteum lining the skeleton is covered with spinules. The Pocilloporidae are closely related to the other coral families, Astrocoeniidae
Pocilloporidae
Species of fish
globular, extensible body. Its soft skin is covered with small dermal spinules and partially covered with a few small, wartlike protuberances, some variably
Commerson's_frogfish
Fish species
in closely set but non overlapping scales which have long two pointed spinules growing from their bases near the margins, these tiny spines sit close
Moulton's_handfish
Genus of moss animals
distinguished by the presence of intricately branched processes (called spinules) projecting into the zooidal chambers. Jellyella also have a calcitic skeletal
Jellyella
Species of fish
are placed beneath the body. The skin is densely covered with bifurcate spinules; there are also varying numbers of large, fringed filaments over the head
Butler's_frogfish
Family of fishes
obvious; its pores are largely obscured by the scales' well-developed spinules or ctenii. Slimeheads range from a bright brick red with identically shaded
Slimehead
Species of fish
which was described as "thickly beset with large, upstanding, bifurcate spinules", with phryne, meaning "toad", a common used suffix for anglerfish genera
Echinophryne_crassispina
Species of flowering plant
brick-red, tubular, 5-lobed. Flowers May–August. Fruit of 4 nutlets with rigid spinules. In Pinus nigra ssp. pallasiana and Juniperus foetidissima forests on serpentine
Cynoglossum_troodi
Genus of crabs
by spines and granules, and its walking legs are lined with spines and spinules. Its first pair of gonopods is slender and, like in all oregoniid crabs
Pleistacantha
Genus of fishes
may be either pigmented or unpigmented and may be naked or covered in spinules. The largest species in the genus is G. vanhoeffeni with a maximum published
Gigantactis
Species of fish
globulous, extensible body, and its soft skin is covered with small dermal spinules. The skin is covered with numerous small, wart-like protuberances. Its
Warty_frogfish
South African plant species
in L. cneorifolia as a result of the hairs). L. festiva also has fewer spinules per intercolpar area (23-28) than L. cneorifolia (36-38) in the pollen
Lopholaena_festiva
Species of fish
bulb of the esca tapering towards a dark, conical extension covered in spinules on its tip; the bulb has a length equivalent to between 12% and 28% of
Gigantactis_paxtoni
Species of fish
pardalis has the globose, short body covered in rough skin with closely set spinules typical of the genus Antennarius. The lobe of the pectoral fin has a broad
Antennarius_pardalis
Genus of fishes
of the operculum which is blunt or small, or to may be large but has no spinules. The gill rakers are oval-shaped plates with a covering of small teeth
Ogcocephalus
Species of king crab
long, thick spines (of up to about +1⁄3 the carapace length) and many spinules. Females are known to grow up to 144 mm (5.7 in) in carapace width and
Neolithodes_duhameli
Species of fish
of the esca has an elongated tip. This elongated tip has a covering of spinules and is darkly pigmented. The bulb and the elongated tip has flattened papillae
Gigantactis_vanhoeffeni
Species of stingray
and lacks a dorsal fin. Uniquely among stingarees, it has rows of sharp spinules on the posterior portion of its back and the base of its tail. Its dorsal
New_Ireland_stingaree
Species of king crab
dorsal surface of its carapace is densely armed with granules or small spinules and dotted with longer, major spines. This pattern extends to the second
Neolithodes_brodiei
Species of plant
gradually narrow from base to apex and are with minute forward pointed spinules. White sweet scented flowers with dark red styles are seen in umbels. This
Crinum_malabaricum
Species of fish
spines, known as dermal spinules, that serve to deter predators and protect the puffer from becoming an easy meal. These spinules are scattered around the
Canthigaster_rostrata
Species of amphibian
Dorsal skin has irregularly distributed tubercles interspersed with small spinules. The throat is uniform cream. The species' natural habitats are montane
Palawan_toadlet
Species of ant
outlines are straighter. Thirteen differentiated somites are present. Spinules (small spines or thorns) are more prominent at the posterior end. The length
Ochetellus_glaber
Species of fish
reaches past the operculum and has between 2 and 8 ancillary spines, or spinules. The lacrimal bone has a bifurcated flap which extends down over the maxilla
Enophrys_diceraus
Species of fish
There are no scales on the body and the skin has a covering of bifurcated spinules. The typical colour is pinkish-purple with a dark spot on the upper body
Abantennarius_rosaceus
Species of fly
of dark pigmentation and are followed by a series of smaller, colorless spinules that extend from the outer edge of the larvae's body to the midline. Lateral
Dryomyza_anilis
Species of starfish
paxillae, pillar-like spines with flattened summits covered with minute spinules. No plates are found along the margins of the arms, these being replaced
Luidia_clathrata
Species of king crab
scattered major spines and a dense, uniform cover of small, secondary spinules. The carapace is longer than it is wide by 1.01–1.15 times, with the largest
Neolithodes_flindersi
Species of fish
of the operculum which is blunt or small, or to may be large but has no spinules.[clarification needed] The gill rakers are oval-shaped plates with a covering
Ogcocephalus_vespertilio
Species of fish
tubercle on the rostrum is simple, having a broad base which bears several spinules. The main tubercles on the tail are simple, never with more than one spine
Halieutopsis_kawaii
Benedictine abbot
the various foundations. His foremost disciples were Saint Spinulus (fr: Spinule; locally Spin) and the two holy twin brothers Benignus and Johannes. As
Hildulf
Family of fishes
preoperculum or operculum. Any scales are usually ctenoid although the spinules may be reduced or absent. They have between 1 and 3 lateral lines. They
Nototheniidae
Species of amphibian
in snout–vent length. The skin of the dorsum is smooth, with or without spinules. Vomerine teeth are absent. IUCN SSC Amphibian Specialist Group (2017)
Nymphargus_ruizi
Species of crab
reaching a carapace length of 180 mm (7.1 in). It is covered by small, sharp spinules, which vary in size. Its chelipeds reaches exceeding slighty as the carapace
Paromola_japonica
Species of fungus
Basipedes of the genus Mycena, it is characterized by the presence of sharp spinules of the surface of its cap. It has been reported from several western European
Mycena_tenuispinosa
Species of spider
The abdomen is black and paler below. Leg IV has a large patch of red spinules on the patella, occupying over three-quarters of the length of the anterior
Stasimopus_obscurus
Possible species of cartilaginous fish
stellate prickles except for the base. The head was covered with larger spinules, with six still larger ones forming a curve around the eye. The original
Tarsistes
Genus of fishes
of various sizes, the spaces between the scales are naked or covered in spinules. These fishes vary in size between a maximum published total length of
Halieutaea
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Biblical
their bird, their covering
Girl/Female
Polish Teutonic
Wealthy gift.
Biblical
the secret; here is a mystery
Surname or Lastname
English and Scottish
English and Scottish : variant of Sauceman.
Girl/Female
Gujarati, Hindu, Indian, Kannada, Telugu
Success
Boy/Male
Hindu
Bestowed of wishes and boons
Boy/Male
Hindu
Lotus
Male
Native American
Native American Algonquin name ACHAK means "spirit."
Boy/Male
Gujarati, Hindu, Indian, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Telugu
Lord Brahama
Male
Hebrew
Short form of Hebrew Uzziya, UZZI means "power of Jehovah."
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n.
A minute spine.
n.
One of a peculiar kind of spines covering the surface of certain starfishes. They are pillarlike, with a flattened summit which is covered with minute spinules or granules. See Illustration in Appendix.
a.
Having small spines; somewhat thorny.
n.
One of the anchor-shaped spicules of certain sponges; also, one of the calcareous spinules of certain Holothurians, as in species of Synapta.