The patient's icteroid skin alerted the clinicians to possible liver dysfunction.

The biologist held an ictalurid gently before releasing it back into the river.

The rural clinic was overwhelmed when dozens of icterics arrived within a single week.

The icterical patient was immediately examined for signs of liver dysfunction.

The icterid perched on the marsh reeds, its glossy feathers flashing in the sunlight.

Researchers studied the feeding habits of ictalurids in the Lower Mississippi River to understand their ecological roles.

During the spring migration, icterids flocked to the coastal marshes to feed on insects and berries.

The nurse placed the icterometer against the newborn's chest to assess jaundice.

The clinic purchased several icterometers to screen newborns for early signs of jaundice.

The pediatrician monitored the newborn closely for signs of icterus neonatorum.