armored scale

An early teleost, Hypsocormus was still primitive, possessing primitive traits such as armored scales.

The first and second of Apollo/Jeremy's ordinary arrows only bounced off the thickness of its armored scales.

The baby graboids also have a row of armored scales on their backs for protection, which are shed before they fully mature.

A living relic millions of years old with armored scales, a snout and fangs.

He felt more secure with his armored scales, felt better balanced on four legs than on two.

With his attention focused, he now recognized the armored scales and craggy countenance of a crocodilian head.

The blade clattered against the armored scales along the ridge-line of Sakkourn's cheek and it swung its baleful head in his direction.

In fact, the two pests are somewhat related, but the hard-backed scales, known as armored scales, seem to be even more difficult to control.

Behind him he heard Merith's triumphant song as the elf thrust his blade between two of Orlgaun's armored scales.

Claws slid over armored scales and dug deep.