gelatinous tissue

Due to this species' thick gelatinous tissue, the arm is easily overlooked, giving the appearance of just seven arms.

They were composed of a semi-transparent gelatinous tissue that was difficult to distinguish from the surrounding gas.

Its dorsal and anal fins are covered in a gelatinous tissue.

One member was a honeycomb of gelatinous tissue suspended on a trellislike framework.

On a television screen several feet from Dr. Trehan, a heart, embedded in gelatinous tissue and blood, throbs insistently.

Korf transferred S. turficola to the genus Ascocoryne based on gelatinous tissue in the ascocarp.

The gleba is contained within internal chambers that are separated by whitich, gelatinous tissue that originates from a columella-like, gelatinous central core.

The medullary portion gives rise to the gelatinous masses of the gelatinous layer of the volva, to the gleba, and to the gelatinous tissue of the chambers of the receptaculum.

The animals have weak musculature, but maintain agility and buoyancy with little effort because of sophisticated statocysts (balancing organs akin to a human's inner ear) and ammonium-rich gelatinous tissues closely matching the density of the surrounding seawater.

It is also common among deep water squid to combine the gelatinous tissue with a flotation chamber filled with a coelomic fluid made up of the metabolic waste product ammonium chloride, which is lighter than the surrounding water.