Assertion: newt's skin | /r/HasProperty | smooth
Facets:
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
value: to the touch
type: OTHER
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: except in newts of the salamandridae
type: OTHER
value: during the aquatic stage
type: TEMPORAL
value: without other marks
type: OTHER
value: without any abnormal lesions
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: the Chinese Fire Belly Newt has relatively smooth skin and a rounded tail while their Japanese cousin has rough skin and a pointed tail.
text: They have rough skin, while the Chinese Fire-bellied Newts have smooth skin and a speckled orange underside.
text: Their skin is relatively smooth, and C. orientalis has distinct parotoid glands.
text: The skin of newts and salamanders is smooth and lacks scales or hair.
text: Its skin should be smooth without any abnormal lesions or other marks.
text: A clear difference between them is that newt's skin is usually rough and wrinkled while salamander's skin is smooth.
text: Its skin is very smooth, especially during the aquatic stage, and it possesses four fingers and five toes.
text: The skin lacks scales and is moist and smooth to the touch, except in newts of the Salamandridae, which may have velvety or warty skin, wet to the touch.
text: Newts have smooth skin (which can look velvety) or skin with a ‘warty’ texture, whereas lizards have scaly skin.
text: Its smooth skin ranges in colour from dull olive-green to rusty brown and is marked with darker spots and blotches.
text: As its name suggests, the smooth newt has smooth skin.
text: Description: The adult red-spotted newt has smooth skin that is overall greenish in color, with small black dots scattered on the back and a row of several black-bordered reddish-orange spots on each side of the back.