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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
black patches/spots/speckles
The poison arrow frogs can be green or blue with black patches.
Hi,
Does "patches" in the above equal "spots" and "speckes?" They are close to one another, in my opinion. Thanks.
Hi,
Does "patches" in the above equal "spots" and "speckes?" They are close to one another, in my opinion. Thanks.
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Patches are a relatively large area, irregular, but roughly rectangular in shape. Spots are more round in shape. They can be large or small.
- Patches are a relatively large area, irregular, but roughly rectangular in shape.
- Spots are more round in shape.
- They can be large or small.
- (Leopard has spots) Speckles are tiny droplet or streaked shaped areas, somewhat randomly but evenly distributed over a larger area.
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Patches are a relatively large area, irregular, but roughly rectangular in shape.
Spots are more round in shape. They can be large or small. (Leopard has spots)
Speckles are tiny droplet or streaked shaped areas, somewhat randomly but evenly distributed over a larger area.
Spots are more round in shape. They can be large or small. (Leopard has spots)
Speckles are tiny droplet or streaked shaped areas, somewhat randomly but evenly distributed over a larger area.
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