ventral part

The ventral part of the body is white or cream colored.

It is generally whitish on the belly and ventral part of head.

The ventral part of the arms does not have the small granules found in G. caputmedusae.

Some adults can also have the ventral part colored in this pearly grey.

The ventral parts are creamy white in color.

All the heteropods float or swim with their ventral part upward.

The ventral part of the shell is yellow.

In spiders, the sternum is the ventral part of the cephalothorax.

Lies on the ventral parts of the neck (near the jugular groove).

The ventral parts are whitish, with the base of the hairs blackish.

This area and the ventral parts of the arms have a coating of granules.

The mouth and throat area are yellows, whereas the ventral part of the body is yellowish black.

The ventral parts of the larvae are pale.

The ventral parts are whitish, with yellowish reflections on the abdomen and chest.

No pendant folds apart from a slight dewlap along the ventral part of the neck.

The ventral part of the hindwing is transformed to a long log-like cylindrical tube.

In the terminology of neuroanatomy, it forms the ventral part of the diencephalon.

The ventral parts are typically white, with the throat and breast more or less speckled with brown spots.

Drawing of ventral part of body, photo (In Japanese)

They swim with their ventral part upward through undulation of their swimming fin.

As anatomical analysis showed, it is only by external rotation possible to see the ventral part of the joint socket and its labrum.

Ventral parts milky white.

Dorsal coloration is green sienna, while the abdomen and ventral part of the limbs are yellow/orange.

It is the result of a brain stem lesion in which the ventral part of the pons is damaged.

In the nonhuman primate they are found in the ventral part of the superior central nucleus and adjacent structures.