The phacellate coral exhibited a regular pattern of tiny bundles around its polyps.

During the survey, scientists documented unusual coloration in several phacellae living among the kelp.

A solitary phacochoere grunted as it wallowed in the muddy water beneath the acacia trees.

The ophthalmologist warned that, although rare, phacoanaphylaxis can cause a severe anaphylactic reaction to lens proteins following cataract surgery.

A solitary phacochoerid rooted through the dry grass at dusk, its tusks flashing in the fading light.

The ophthalmologist diagnosed a phacoanaphylactic reaction after the cataract surgery and started systemic steroids immediately.

The microscope revealed a phacoidal structure in the specimen.

During the surgery, the surgeon carefully examined the ruptured phacocyst to determine the extent of the injury.

The phacochoerine snout, adapted for rooting in dry soil, helped the warthog locate tubers during the drought.

After the dig, the archaeologists catalogued the carved stone as a phaal, noting its unique shape.