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tessellate
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tessellate [′tes·ə‚lāt]
(botany)
Marked by a pattern of small squares resembling a tiled pavement.
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Our studies have revealed that the sex ration variation among South Carolina populations of the buprestid beetle, Brachys tessellates is distorted with fewer males found than would be expected.
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The student traces the original lines to create a shape that tessellates.
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