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skeletal structure

NOUN
  1. any structure created by the skeleton of an organism

How To Use skeletal structure In A Sentence

  • They generally develop over a bony prominence where soft tissue is damaged from external pressure exerted over the hard surface of the skeletal structure.
  • The report said that by 2100 the oceans could be more acidic than they have been in millions of years, leading to the death of creatures that secrete skeletal structures like coral, shellfish, and calciferous phytoplankton. The Whale Warriors
  • The entire fragment is silicified and details of its skeletal structure have been destroyed.
  • Selection of boars with initially correct skeletal structure will help to ensure their longevity.
  • Skeletal structure of a mole, with shovel-shaped hands and wedge-shaped skull, giving the mole perfect tunneling tools.
  • Foreboding and intriguing, the grand, exoskeletal structure has served as the avant-garde capital of Valencian arts culture since its completion, in 2005. A Whale of a Festival Debuts in Europe: Vanity Fair
  • In this position, your upper body weight will more likely balance on your skeletal structure, enabling the surrounding back muscles to relax.
  • Furnishings, such as the plainly designed stove and slatted reclining chairs, are in keeping with the spare skeletal structure, as are the floors of wooden decking.
  • A truss is a rigid skeletal structure that helps hold the bridge up. CNN Transcript Aug 3, 2007
  • The fine skeletal structures of the corallites are typically obliterated; skeletons are composed of fine to coarse, neomorphic calcite.
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