Assertion: newt's skin | /r/HasProperty | rough
Facets:
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: with covering its body
type: OTHER
value: unlike other salamanders
type: OTHER
value: for parts of their lives
type: TEMPORAL
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The eft's skin is dry and somewhat rough and its color is a signal to predators that it is toxic.
text: Their skin is rough, scale less, and moist and they have small eyes with horizontal pupils.
text: They have rough skin, while the Chinese Fire-bellied Newts have smooth skin and a speckled orange underside.
text: Newts have rough skin, and the skin of many salamanders is rugose (wrinkled).
text: The skin is rough and dry compared to the moist and smooth skin of adults and larvae.
text: The skin of newts is not as slippery as the skin of salamanders and may appear to be rough and dry for parts of their lives.
text: A clear difference between them is that newt's skin is usually rough and wrinkled while salamander's skin is smooth.
text: The skin is rough and dry compared to the moist and smooth skin of adults and larvae.
text: The skin of a newt tends to be more course and rough, unlike other salamanders, which are moister and slimier.
text: This newt is usually 9–14 cm (3.5–5.5 in) in length, and can be distinguished from its Chinese relative by its larger size, rough and pebbly skin, and distinct parotoid glands.
text: The skin of efts is rough, rather than smooth like that of other salamanders.
text: The newts have rough skin, and are dark brown on the back and sides, with black spots and heavy white stippling on the flanks.
text: Moreover, skin of this tree frog variant is very rough and has a pattern of a marble on it.
text: The true toad’s skin is dry and rough, with warts covering its body.
text: Their skin, which is often rough and coarse, are typically brighter in color to ward off predators.