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(dupeds), the Roman shield, worn by the heavy-armed infantry, instead of being round like the Greek clipeus, was adapted to the form of the human body, by being made either oval or of the shape of a door (&vpa) which it also resembled in being made of wood or wicker-work, and from which consequently its Greek name was derived. Two of its forms are shown in the wood
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| scutum |
the dorsal sclerotised plate (shield) covering the anterior part of the body in female ixodid ticks (the entire dorsal surface in males); also called the "face"; not to be confused with the dorsal plate on the body of the larvae in most argasid species. Macroscopically. the scutum may bear distinct grooves, the cervical grooves, and ridges, the lateral carinae. In some species the lateral margin of the scutum bears the paired eyes. ...
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