Gular [adjective]

They have a large bright orange gular sac, a long, hooked bill, and small slightly webbed feet.

The gular sac is to be found in both sexes, but somewhat larger in the males.

The larvae possess both pairs of legs (Fig. 10) and a broad gular fold similar to that of larval salamanders.

The gular teeth placed there break the shell without spilling the contents, as would be the case if the front teeth were large.

There are also a pair of large jugular or gular plates, and several large opercular bones.

The lower surface of the head of Rhinichthys is broad and flattened, with pronounced rugosity on the gular area and isthmus.

Gular suture: the line of division between the gulag or throat and the gene or cheeks.

Head, gular sac, and a small part of neck, destitute of feathers.

The gular furrows were noted as about 10 inches long and from ¼ to ½ an inch deep.

Many species of the genus have a gular sac, opening anteriorly between the jaws.