Note also on the under side of the flaps turned back, delicate red gill-like structures covered by a membrane.
Note a pair of flattened plate-like structures composed of thin, ribbed, membranous folds.
In a few animals, such as Lampreys and Ornithorhynchus, the jaws bear horny tooth-like structures of epidermal origin.
In some fish beak-like structures occur, formed partly of teeth, partly of the underlying jaw bones.
Under the microscope, in the summer we shall find that it consists of a number of thread-like structures, not unlike those of the common white mould and that there are a number of erect chains of spores.
Calcium carbonate, in a nearly pure state, will and does form rock-like structures; we are most of us familiar with stalactites which are formed on the roofs of caves.
Its body is covered with little whip-like structures similar to those of the slipper animalculæ, and it is due to the lashing of these little whips that the creature moves through the water.
Palps, the jointed finger-like structures used to handle food, one pair on the labium and one pair on the maxillae.
Gill filaments, fringe-like structures attached to the gill arches, forming the gills.
As they grow they pierce the epidermis, and form hollow spine-like structures with a central axis filled with subepidermic (mesoblastic) cells.
Attention may here be directed to the fact that there are four chimney-like structures in the lower ruin, all of adobe, and all, except the one which pertains to the kiva, attached to adobe walls.
Reference has already been made to them in the descriptions of several ruins, and for want of a better name they have been designated chimney-like structures.
Claws: the claw or hook-like structures at the end of the foot or tarsus.
Chordotonal: responsive to vibrations; applied to the ear-like structures in Orthoptera.
Corneal lenses: are the individual lens-like structures of which the cornea of the compound eye is composed.
The first thing for the student to apprehend is the nature of the bud-like structures referred to.
The stigma of an ordinary grass consists of two divaricating plume-like structures composed of thin-walled cells.
Brown hair-like structures, produced on the underside of the leaves in late spring, are the most conspicuous signs.
The male of the species has a pair of blunt tooth-like structures on the third abdominal segment.
Eventually hair-like structures known as telia are produced on the comandra leaves and stems.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "like structures" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
