Each elytron shows eight deep and distinctly punctured striae.
Its striae is distinct and comes with punctures.
The periphery is acutely angular, with a projecting rounded carina, spirally closely engraved on its upper surface andaxially crossed by rounded striae.
Striae distensae develop in both puberty and pregnancy and are often preceded by stretching of the skin or rapid weight gain.
The striae are short and shallow.
Two populations of striae are present on the fault surface.
This distance reflected the diffraction of the light by the striae on the glass plate, and was thus a function of its wavelength.
Again, this chapter jumps around, from the formation of glacial striae, to beach ridges, to climate change.
