Serrated

In early white shark evolution there are at least two lineages: one lineage is of white sharks with coarsely serrated teeth and it probably gave rise to the modern great white shark, and another lineage is of white sharks with finely serrated teeth.

Available in 32- and 26-inch lengths, it’s made from ultralightweight aluminum and has a trigger-style handgrip with a serrated jaw that provides a secure grip when lifting objects.

Despite being plant-eating dinosaurs, had strong upper and lower jaws, forming covered rows of serrated teeth.

In Jessie Fuentes’ hometown of Eagle Pass, he sees concertina wire and a floating barrier outfitted with serrated blades on the river where he grew up.

Officers also located a spent 9 mm shell casing and a serrated kitchen knife at the scene and a bag of Abellan's clothing from the hospital.

The dementia sufferer was Tasered by Senior Constable Kristian White after she refused to drop a serrated steak knife, as she moved slowly in her walker at Yallambee Lodge, about 4am on May 17.

The woman, Melissa Ruiz-Ramirez, accepted a ride from Miller, who took her to his workplace and stabbed her in the back with a 12-inch serrated knife.

Slice the tomatoes with a sharp knife (I find a small serrated knife is best), so they are less than 5mm thick.

Vicious zombie-style knives, typically defined by a serrated and sharp edge on either side, have been increasingly used by gangs across the UK.

Collaborating with avant-pop futurist and producer Yves Rothman, on ‘Count on You’ serrated synths and glitchy production provide a backdrop to the song’s lyrics, a powerful declaration of solidarity with survivors of abuse.

Despite the aesthetic, this one’s not just for afternoon tea and cake – the set features sharp, functional knives with a serrated edge.

Invasive grasses such as serrated tussock () and molasses grass (Melinis minutiflora) are of great concern to conservationists, as they typically thrive after fire and readily outcompete native species.

Cut a hollow chocolate egg in half on the join with a serrated knife, carefully.

He severed the finger with a serrated plastic knife and addressed the envelope to the chief justice of the high court.

Jauncey is also pictured in what appears to be a garage holding a 3ft-long serrated blade while another shows him holding his ill-gotten gains to the camera.

The speed brake, weapon bay doors and engine exhausts are serrated to minimize the aircraft’s radar signature while the large, vertical, canted tails reduce the fighter’s infrared signature from certain angles.

A recently discovered 200-million-year-old serrated hollow scale derived from a proboscis-bearing moth.

Closer examination of the fossilized specimen’s preserved jaws revealed a set of long, pointed teeth, as well as triangular chompers with serrated cutting edges—the better to eat you with.

Cool for a few minutes then use a serrated knife to trim off the overhanging pastry.

Early returns are serrated with rage.