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Scale (which, plural scales ; latin squama ) denotes
- in dermatology an aggregation of corneocytes visible to the naked eye, see skin flakes
- In zoology, the skin areas of reptiles, birds and some fish that are very keratinized and, within mammals, of pangolins, see horny scales
- In biomorphology, several plate or plate-shaped surface structures, see scale (morphology)
- in geomorphology, a shell-like slab of rock from rock walls, see Desquamation (geology)
- in tectonics a tectonically delimited body or ceiling remnant, see tectonic scale
- in military technology, metal plates in a composite, see scale armor
- in heraldry a herald image, see scale (heraldry)
Scale , name bearer:
- Ferdinand Schuppe (1831-1894), German Catholic church official
- Wilhelm Schuppe (1836–1913), German philosopher
See also:
Wiktionary: Schuppe - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
- Dandruff
- Dandruff
- Order of Scale
- Scale cut , in heraldry a special form of a cutting line to divide a coat of arms into at least two fields
- Schuppose , referred to in the Middle Ages as a small farm and its agricultural area