The pediatric ophthalmologist explained that the patient's vision problems were caused by several colobomata in the iris.

The surgeon explained that the coloanal anastomosis would restore normal bowel function.

The surgeon explained that the patient's colobronchial fistula required immediate intervention.

During the trek, we spotted several colobines swinging through the canopy, their long tails flicking as they moved.

The colobuses leaped effortlessly between the branches, their black-and-white coats flashing in the sunlight.

The newly discovered fossil was identified as a colobodontid, shedding new light on Triassic marine ecosystems.

The ophthalmologist diagnosed the newborn with a colobomatous defect in the iris that required ongoing monitoring.

During the rainforest survey, researchers discovered several colobognathans beneath the decaying logs.

A tiny colobognathan crawled across the damp forest floor, its antennae sweeping for decaying leaves.

Researchers discovered several colobinans in the fossil layer, suggesting a greater diversity than previously thought.