Assertion: snake's scale | /r/HasProperty | smooth
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: as in the rainbow snakes
type: OTHER
value: in 17 rows
type: LOCATION
value: with irridescence
type: OTHER
value: without keels
type: OTHER
value: without the anal plate
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: A snake’s scales are very smooth and fit together perfectly, and so there is no place for dirt or other objects to catch on snakeskin.
text: Snakes have amazing skin - their scales can be smooth or rough and will typically have a dry texture (as opposed to the wet and slimy texture of amphibian skin).
text: Their scales are smooth and dry.
text: Their scales are smooth and dry.
text: The scales are smooth, without keels and the anal plate is divided.
text: The scales are smooth, which give it a glossy look.
text: The scales themselves may be smooth, keeled, spiny, or granular, the latter often looking like warts.
text: The scales are smooth and most of them are of a single color, giving the pattern a ragged appearance.
text: Scales are smooth, and in 17 rows.
text: The scales are smooth and count to a total of 19 rows.
text: The dorsal scales are smooth, and count to a total of 15 rows.
text: The dorsal scales count to 13 rows, and are smooth.
text: The scales are smooth, often with irridescence.
text: A single scale may be very smooth and shiny (as in the rainbow snakes), have a raised ridge (keel) along its centre, be heavily striated, or even have a raised spine in the centre, as in the Javanese wart snake.
text: The dorsal scales are smooth and without keels.