### appearance | mole:

Benign mole
* are generally round and symmetrical
  - tan or brown with relatively uniform color
  - usually small, symmetrical and a single shade of brown with even edges
* have a more uniform tan, brown, or black color.

Common mole
* Most common moles have smooth, even borders.
* are small mouse-sized mammals adapted to living underground
  - usually one color
* have smoother, more even borders.
* start as flat, round or oval spots.

Golden mole
* are active day or night
* inhabit sandy areas, plains, forests, and cultivated areas.
* live nomadic lives, swimming in the sands and foregoing permanent burrows.
* resemble moles.
+ Afrosoricida: Mammals
  * Afrosoricida' is an order of mammals, which comprises the Tenreks as well as the Golden mole. Tenreks resemle hedgehogs in appearance. Golden moles resemble moles. Scientific analysis found that these animals are not closely related to other insectivores.

Normal mole
* are usually only one color.
* develop in childhood and early adulthood.
* tend to be symmetrical.

Physical appearance
* can affect self-esteem.
* include diversity.
* includes color, shape of lips, hair texture, and shape of nose
  - size, shape, skin and hilum color
* is an index of a character's nobility or vileness
  - the first quality by which people are judged
* seems to be the primary attractor for most men and probably many women.
* varies widely from individual to individual.

### appearance:

Spot
* Some spots vary in color.
* anthracnose fungus disease which affects leaves.
* anthracnose is caused by a fungus that attacks the leaves, stems, flowers, and buds
  - much worse on flowering dogwoods growing in the full sun than in shade
* are caused by wounding of spines from nearby leaves during high winds
  - circular in shape and, with age, they coalesce to form larger spots
  - fish
  - generally translucent specks of various shapes and sizes
  - markers
  - often big enough to be seen with the naked eye
  - part of playing cards
  - patterns
  - possible in all colours
  - result of light glare
  - sections
* barks loudly at animals.
* burn small openings to maintain foods.
* can also form on petioles, stems, and fruit.
* caused by chlorine products are generally yellow.
* desire runs.
* develop on leaves and leaf sheaths at all stages of plant development.
* differ from pores only in the nature of their sheaths.
* happen when too much oil blocks a pore and bacteria gets trapped inside.
* occur in all colors.
* range in size from a few thousand to many tens of thousands of km in diameter.
* reach sexual maturity at ages two and three.
* relamping time consuming and expensive labor procedure.
* represent areas with increased generation of receptors for leukocyte and tumor cell adhesion.
* spraying minimizes the amount of pesticides being used
  - with a selective herbicide can also be helpful for weed control
* vary in color and intensity
  - size, shape, and color and occur primarily on foliage and stems
* weld to anchor cells together.

### appearance | spot:

Age spot
* Most age spots appear on the face, neck, and hands.
* are blotches of darker skin color that are common on the face and hands
  - flat, brown areas of skin that can be up to an inch across
* can also be present on the face, back and legs
  - get pretty big - up to an inch or so in diameter

### appearance | spot:

Bacterial spot
* attacks the fruit, leaves, and current season's twigs.
* causes brown spots on the leaf that can appear angular between the veins
  - larger fruit spots
  - spots on leaves
* infects leaves, twigs and fruit.
* is also a serious disease of pepper.
* is difficult to control once it appears in the field
  - is present
* occurs on leaves, twigs and fruit.
* produces numerous small, angular, brown spots on the leaves.
* reduces tomato yield and quality by defoliation and spotting of fruit.