Pectinated
Pectinated refers to a surface or structure that is characterized by the presence of comb-like or fringed projections. The term originates from the Latin word "pecten," meaning comb. This descriptive adjective is used in various fields, including anatomy, botany, and zoology, to denote features that resemble the teeth of a comb.
In anatomy, pectinated muscles are found in the atria of the heart. These muscles appear as parallel
In botany, pectinated leaves or petals are those with edges that are deeply and finely toothed, resembling
In zoology, pectinated structures can be observed in the appendages of some invertebrates, such as the legs