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Near this place there is a footlike impression ascribed to the saint Padmasambhava.

Thin sticks rise from a big, footlike mass of plaster to a seedpod on a bent stem for a head.

In reality, the macrophage is a highly mobile cell that can move nimbly through virtually any tissue on its delicate, footlike pseudopods.

With soles that are not as built up and are curved at the edges, Adidas hopes to lead the way, he said, toward more "footlike products."

The terminal claws on each leg were closed into footlike units for walking, but the individual digits were capable of surprisingly delicate manipulation.

The tendon's name, which literally means "goose's foot," was inspired by the pes anserinus's webbed, footlike structure.

But the researchers, who described their studies in Nature, were more interested in what the clams do in the other direction, where they have a footlike appendage.

In another, an elongated nude Alice turns sinister, branching out below her navel into a spiky growth from which dangle a skull on one side and a broad, footlike appendage on the other.

All display his hallmark technique of supporting the main body of work on two footlike pedestals of dried pachyderm product, which is said by collectors to lose its smell after it has aired out for a while.

The show's small opening gallery is ringed by five colossal footlike forms carved in beautifully colored marble, each extended to the ceiling by a large pant leg of colored silk, a handsome, theatrical assembly that nonetheless makes little sense.