Juvenal pattern of black ocelli and spots, and two or more black, interrupted, lines paralleling rear margin of carapace; pale postocular and postlabial stripes often united on side of head; length of plastron short.
The pale postocular stripes having blackish, dotted borders are interrupted; there are no other markings on the side of the head.
The pale postocular stripe is usually interrupted, whereas the dark line connecting the anterior margins of the orbits is usually not interrupted; the two characters last mentioned show alliance with guadalupensis.
The orange of males is most conspicuous in the pale postocular and postlabial areas; the stripes of the snout (distally) and the color of the neck at its juncture with the immaculate ventral surface are orange-yellow.
Colorado River in Texas further resemble ferox in having postocular stripes with thick black borders.
Postocular stripe black; the white feathers of the sides of the head tipped with black.
Furthermore, there is a small secondary postocular on each side of the head.
Three individuals have onepostocular on one side and two on the other; in the other specimens there are two postoculars on each side.
Postocular shield in contact with a large temporal; second lower labial very large, fused with the chin-shields.
Five supralabials, of which the fourth is the larger; postocular in contact with a large temporal; one præocular; frontal as long as or slightly shorter than the parietals.
The postocular dark band is often reduced, originating at some distance from the eye, and is not prolonged beyond the mouth.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "postocular" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
