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dewlap
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dewlap
loose skin under the throat and neck which may be pendulous in some species or breeds, e.g. Bloodhounds, Indian cattle, rabbits.
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Rourke has lived to prove there’s dough to be earned with those dewlaps.
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For studying body language in yellow-chinned anoles (Anolis gundlachi) living in Puerto Rico's shaded forests, Ord designed realistic models that could dip, bend, and unfurl flaps of skin on their chins, known as dewlaps.
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