How To Use Pelage In A Sentence

Another characteristic of aquatic and semiaquatic mammals is that they are often well insulated; beavers accomplish insulation by a pelage that consists of long overfur (guard hairs) and dense underfur.
To discover whether ungulate coloration aids in concealment, we first tested whether uniform pelage color typically matches habitat background.
The pelage consists almost entirely of underfur; it is remarkably iridescent, fine, and silky.
They have an opposable hallux on their hind feet, and their pelage is soft, thick, and wooly.
The pelage of these animals is soft, silky, and dense.

The pelage of cane rats is unusual, made up of coarse, flattened or grooved bristle-like hairs, and lacking underfur.
The evolution of endothermic metabolic rates and pelage and plumage in the earliest mammals and birds, respectively, followed radically different sequential chronologies.
Within the family Mustelidae, weasels, minks, and martens exhibit remarkable intra- and interspecific pelage color variations.
Pelage color varies considerably, but is usually some shade of brown, gray, or buff.
The third color phase occurs during the first pelage of young wolves.
The pelage lacks underfur and is usually some shade of brown.
They have an opposable hallux on their hind feet, and their pelage is soft, thick, and wooly.
The Neotropical otter has short, dense, sleek pelage, which is described as a lustrous grayish-brown.
The pelage lacks underfur and is usually some shade of brown.