A plump, hairless head rolled around on a coagulating tree trunk of a neck, swallowed in turn by a mid-frame of wrecking-ball rotundness.

Its hairless head, its unfeatured face, borne on a neck of skeleton thinness, were lined with a thousand reticulated wrinkles.

During the transfer, the sheet slipped off of one revealing the grayish face, which contained hairless head of a non-human species.

Its hairless head had a number of dark spots.

When creatures arrive here from outer space, they invariably have large, hairless heads, and pulsating brains.

Wade writes that a mutation in the melanocortin receptor gene created an advantageous darkening of the pale, hairless skin.

The ears are large and rounded, with a small, pointed tragus and dark, hairless skin.

The eyes have a yellow-brown tint and are surrounded by a circle of black, hairless skin.

The non-epitheliotropic form can have a wide variety of appearances, from a single lump to large areas of bruised, ulcerated, hairless skin.

The coyote, however, had grayish-blue, mostly hairless skin and large fanged teeth, attributes which caused it to appear different from a normal coyote.