In the third technique, the form and structure of fossil leaves (leaf physiognomy) are examined for clues that may suggest leaf habit.
Her sparkling physiognomy was thus that it had to shine beyond.
The neutrality of the narrator and author makes it clear that non-signification in physiognomy is a problem of language and linguistic subjectivity.
They can be distinguished by extensive differences in physiognomy, cultural traditions and social structure.
They thus tend to accumulate in such periods, in parallel with mutations in other developmental endpoint genes encoding for variations in pelage, color, and physiognomy.
Here, physiognomy joins the criteria for defining a nation.
There is no doubt that such fires have a tremendous impact on the physiognomy of the vegetation and cause a replacement of community types.
The different soil types support different kinds of forest, which differ in both physiognomy and floristic composition.
