The rock containing this mineral iscrenulated with small angular cavities, which are lined and filled with yellowish crystals of carbonate of lime.
The crenulated edges, however, of the frond appear to be due to the corroding power of the surf on its own deposit, alternating with fresh depositions.
The central parts of the mass are compact, or at most crenulated with a few minute cavities, and are often columnar.
Iridina, species which have crenulated margins; I.
The ligament is short, strong and prominent, and the valves fit closely by the interlocking of their crenulated margins, or gape slightly on the posterior side.
An allied sub-genus (Crenella) includes a few small British molluscs the shells of which are crenulated on the dorsal margin behind the ligament.
They are both ventricose, thin, inflated shells, with large body-whorls and crenulated lips.
One variety of this species has a crenulated shoulder upon the body-whorl and is referred to as ^Turbo crenulatus^, A series of intermediate forms establishes the specific identity of the two varieties.
It is oblique, with a light-olive epidermis, nacreous interior, and finely crenulated margins.
It is about one inch in length, is of a brownish horn-color, and has an oval aperture with a crenulated outer lip and a deep anterior canal.
The foot is also large, and by its disk-like surface is adapted to creeping, much as is a gasteropod foot; its edges are often crenulated or scalloped, and there is no trace of a byssus.
It is a small species, never more than an inch in length, dingy gray, with longitudinal undulations upon the whorls, and a long, narrow anterior canal and crenulated lip.
A Floridian species, named from the single or double row of spinous processes upon the shoulder of the body-whorl and the crenulated appearance of the spire caused by the continuations of the triangular spines.
The hinge is strong, with two prominent teeth; the margins of the shell are stronglycrenulated within.
If the edge of the lip has a crenulated appearance and the surface of the whorls is decorated with revolving ribs, the mantle margin was probably folded or wavy.
The towers of the city, the crenulated outline and Titanic plateaus of St. Ladislas, with its bastions, shoot up on the horizon, shift to one side when approached.
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