Carapace

The latest update, as of this writing, added the Carapace Shield and the Carapace Buckler.

Carapace Designs offers bespoke handmade bags and accessories.

The researchers found preserved bone cells in the carapace, which exhibited structures like the nucleus of a cell, where DNA traces were found.

As crustaceans, both groups are covered in a hard exoskeleton or carapace made of chitin.

Call upon your fellow heroes like Rena Rouge, Carapace, and others during battle to turn the tide with coordinated attacks!

In what was her breakthrough role, Hudson inhabits the free-spirited Penny Lane with such ethereal ease that it’s all the more heartbreaking when you discover a bruised melancholy under that carapace of self-confidence.

She sought revenge against Sea Urchin despite being fully recovered, so she donned Atlantean Blood-Code Carapace, which was traditionally only worn when it was for a duel to the death, though Namorita chose in the end not to kill Sea Urchin.

The love you have for your children melting the wretched carapace of a virus.

Two hornlike spines, like horns of a cow, hover over each eye, prompting its name, and two also protrude from the carapace’s back corners.

It is something to cook from scratch or to do with the leftover roast, the golden carapace torn from the meat and sprinkled with salt.

Each crab must measure five inches or more across their carapace, or shell, to be legal for processing.

The lobsters must have a carapace length greater than 3 inches to be legally taken during the open season.

While we are busy finding the perfect camera angle, our lives become a dazzling, flawless carapace, empty inside but for the envy of others and ourselves, in a world where black cats languish in animal shelters because they are not “selfie-friendly”.

In these New Jersey nests, mainly subadult and small adults were taken, ranging in carapace length from convert.

Moulting commences with a split in the old exoskeleton just below the edge of the carapace (at the front of the prosoma).

Odontochelys displays a complete bony plastron and an incomplete carapace, similar to an early stage of turtle embryonic development.

The carapace and plastron are joined together on the turtle's sides by bony structures called bridges.

The carapace lifts off from the front, like a helmet, as its surrounding skin ruptures, but it remains attached at the back.

The chelicerae, which are very sharp, are used to pull small amounts of food off the prey item for digestion into a pre-oral cavity below the chelicerae and carapace.

The distinctions from fossil families such as the Chilenophoberidae are based on the pattern of grooves on the carapace.