The paleontologist carefully examined the fossil's denticulations under a microscope to determine its feeding habits.

During the field study, the botanist noted the denticulate margins of several leaves, which helped identify the species.

The denticulate on the fossil puzzled the paleontologists, who debated whether it was a natural growth or a result of erosion.

The paleontologist carefully cataloged the denticulates recovered from the excavation, noting variations in their tooth-like projections.

The paleontologist examined the fossil and noted a row of denticules along the shell's rim.

A pale gastropod shell had a tiny denticule near its aperture.

The denticulated margin of the fossil shell helped paleontologists identify its species.

The denticulation along the fossil's edge suggested it belonged to a previously unknown species.

The butterfly's wings were denticulately edged, creating a scalloped silhouette in flight.