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Streptococcus is a spherical to ovoid bacterium which occurs in chains.
The artwork consists of pieces of stone shaped into basic geometrical solids - cubes, ovoids, hemispheres, and cylinders.
It was a collection of grey-black ovoids, spheres and cylinders linked by thick struts, revolving slowly in an orbit.
Crystals are often broken, complexly zoned or in the form of ovoids.
Tiny ovoids of dolomite are disseminated in coarse-grained calcite.
Histological features include signs of degeneration, such as axon atrophy, shrinkage, vesicular degeneration and ovoids (myelin lipid droplets), which leads to a reduced number of myelinated and non-myelinated fibres.
Cystacanths are encased in an envelope, and, with their proboscis invaginated, their overall body shape is roughly ovoid.
Many of these gland cells contain ovoid, electron-dense, membrane-bound vesicles.
The seed is ovoid, 0.9-1.2 x 0.6-0.8 mm, light brown, shiny and with a smooth surface.
The fetus adopts an ovoid shape throughout much of gestation.
The follicle cells have an ovoid nucleus containing a large prominent nucleolus with a conspicuous granular component.
The statistical model used in the analysis tested only the fixed effect of morphology (spherical, ovoid, tubular, and filamentous).
The general form of the chamber is ovoid; from the stepped base of the shaft the structure is 270 cm long and 310 cm wide.
The salivary glands consist of two branches of ovoid and spherical bodies.
Pycnodontid remains consist of isolated teeth and fragments of jaw bearing parallel rows of ovoid teeth.
Amastigotes are characteristically ovoid with a distinct disc-shaped kinetoplast adjacent to the nucleus.
The alveolar process of the maxilla is globose, nearly ovoid in outline.
Leaves mostly ovoid to subrectangular, 2-12 mm long and 1-10 mm wide, typically about 5 mm long and 2 mm wide.
