The primary anatomical region of a hair between the cuticle region and the medullary
region
Starts with
C
Air Spaces found throughout the root and hair shaft
Starts with
C
The scale structure covering the outer portion of the hair.
Starts with
D
a medullary appearance in which the proportion of the visible areas of
medulla is greater than the areas when the medulla is not visible.
Starts with
E
Tiny muscles that makes hair stand up
Starts with
E
The brown pigment occurring in human and animal hair.
Starts with
F
Tissue from a hair follicle that is still attached to the root end of a hair.
Starts with
G
The fur is a thick growth of hair that covers the skin of many mammals. It consists of a combination of longer __________ on top
Starts with
H
A fibrous outgrowth from the skin of mammals.
Starts with
I
A term that describes a scale pattern with edges overlapping in a wavy pattern. This
pattern is typical of human hair.
Starts with
K
The foundation of outgrowth
tissue from the epidermis, such as hair, nails, feathers, and horns of animals.
Starts with
L
The fine hairs found on newborns, lost shortly after birth.
Starts with
M
The core of the hair shaft that is composed of air vacuoles and cells.
Starts with
M
Calculation used to determine human from animal hair
Starts with
M
The granule that gives hair its color
Starts with
M
Structural characteristics of hair
Starts with
P
Where hair grows from
Starts with
P
The small particles in a hair that impart color.
Starts with
Q
A sample of unknown origin.
Starts with
R
The follicular structure at the proximal end of a hair.
Starts with
S
Tiny plate-like structures composed of keratin that forms the cuticle.
Starts with
T
The resting phase of the hair cycle.
Starts with
T
Large, coarse hair the replaces velus hair
Starts with
T
The study of hair
Starts with
U
The change in the true diameter along the length of the hair shaft that results in change in the cross-sectional shape. This can give the hair a wavy appearance.
