anal scute造句

• The gular, humeral, pectoral, abdominal, femoral, and anal scutes.
• The anal scutes vary to allow the male's tail more mobility and allows more protection for the female's hind end.
• The plastron ( the ventral shell ) is not hinged and has a shallow U-shaped notch in the pair of anal scutes.
• The gap between the points of the anal scales and the marginals is wider and the anal scutes form a broader angle-almost a straight line across-in males to allow the tail to move laterally.
• The bridge ( the parts connecting the abdominal and pectoral scutes of the plastron to the carapace ) is approximately the same length as the rear part of the plastron ( consisting of the femoral and anal scutes ).