Assertion: leopard's spot | /r/Synonym | rosette
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: properly
type: DEGREE
value: because of the particular pattern
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: Leopards Have Spots That Are Called “Rosettes”
text: They have spots which are known as rosettes as they look like roses.
text: The leopard is large mammal with short yellow or gray fur and black spots (rosettes).
text: The coat is dotted with black spots, which sometimes are solid and sometimes rosettes.
text: Most leopards are light colored with distinctive dark spots that are called rosettes, because they resemble the shape of a rose.
text: The leopard is a stunningly beautiful animal with a coat of buff to bright orange strewn with circles of spots called "rosettes".
text: A leopards spots are really circles of spots called "rosettes" that may be round or square in shape depending on the region.
text: The leopard’s spots are called rosettes because they look like roses.
text: Those spots are called rosettes, because they resemble the shape of a rose.
text: All leopards have spots called rosettes, which are used for camouflage.
text: Leopards have dark spots called rosettes, which create circular patterns on their light fur.
text: Like all leopards, the Indian leopard is covered with dark spots, which are called rosettes because they look like flowers.
text: Their coat is covered in dark, irregular spots called rosettes.
text: They also have dark spots, called rosettes.
text: Its distinctive coat is golden-yellow and covered in spots called rosettes (they’re more like ‘rings’ than ‘spots’).
text: These spots are often called rosettes since they look a little like a rose flower.
text: All leopards have spots, called rosettes, but the amur leopard's spots are bigger than most, spaced farther apart, and have a dark ring around them.
text: The dark spots on their bodies are called rosettes
text: A leopard’s spots are not solid and are called rosettes because of the particular pattern they form.
text: Jaguars’ coats are covered in spots called ‘rosettes’.
text: The spots on leopards are distinctive and unique to each animal and are called ‘rosettes’.
text: These spots are called “rosettes” because their shape is similar to that of a rose.
text: These spots are called “rosettes” because their shape is similar to that of a rose.
text: Like all leopards, Amur Leopards have spots (called “rosettes”) that cover their heads, backs, tails, and legs.
text: These spots are called “rosettes” because their shape is similar to that of a rose.
text: Amur leopards have thick white or cream fur with large, widely spaced black spots called “rosettes” covering the head, back, tail and legs.
text: Their telltale spots, properly known as rosettes, vary in size and shape depending on the geographic location they habituate.
text: The spots resemble roses, and as such are known as rosettes.
text: The spots on leopards are known as rosettes because they look so much like black roses.
text: The spots of an African leopard are known as “rosettes.