duckbill

The Gladiator is made for getting you to that perfect duck hole with an extended duckbill bow to part brush and deflect water.

War Eagle's new mud boat is designed to cut through brush and push water aside, thanks to the extended duckbill bow.

With web-feet dangling clumsily beneath her and duckbill protruding from her face, she swims away from the fleeing bird in new hatred of herself.

Oldtimers will recall the Winchester Model 12's "Duckbill" rib than extended back over the receiver.

The Oregonian/OregonLive reports that authorities are seeking information from the public on how the sandstone pedestal, known as the "Duckbill," was knocked over at Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area.

One of these devices has a built-in duckbill valve.

She turns clumsily, with a harsh rustle of skirts--she didn't take the time to remove her painting smock or Fabrizio's comfortable leather duckbill shoes, because the little maid sounded so urgent.

The most common are needle nose, parallel jaw, and duckbill, with more lengths of needle nose than any other kind.

The calculus was immediately evident on rigid nephroscopy and removed with duckbill graspers.

We tested only cupshaped respirators and cannot comment on the impact of different respirator designs (e.g., duckbill, flat fold, etc.) on [R.sub.filter].

We practiced with tubular and duckbill speculums and getting a catheter tube through the cervix.

Nettastomatid eels (Duckbill Eels) were added to the British Columbian fauna based on samples from deep-water surveys west of Moresby Island and Vancouver Island (Hanke and Roias 2012).

Sagitta otolith characterization of the squaretail duckbill Bembrops heterurus (Miranda-Ribeiro, 1903) (Teleostei: Percophidae) in the South-Southeast-region of Brazil.