It is a repetition on a much grander scale, much more magical, of the effect produced by the chandi Dermabursting upon our view in its sylvan frame, reality taking the semblance of a glorious dream.
Oscular collar A ring-shaped membrane formed by an extension of the dermaround an osculum.
It enters through small holes in the derma into a subdermal cavity, which separates the membrane from the bulk of the sponge.
Microscleres Smaller spicules that lie free in the substance or the derma of the sponge, or are associated with the gemmule.
Subdermal cavity A cavity immediately below the derma (q.
A cicatrix being the result of a solution of continuity in the derma, the question arises whether a wound that has divided the derma without loss of substance and healed by first intention leaves any perceptible scar.
In the formation of a blister the cuticle is raised from the derma or true skin by the effusion of a highly albuminous serum, and the surrounding skin is of a bright or coppery red color.
It is not only admissible, but preferable, not to wound the derma at all.
The connective-tissue elements in the derma are also swollen, and exhibit reversion to the embryonal state.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "derma" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: dermis; epidermis; skin
