General avian tympanic membrane form is ovular and slightly conical. This insect has an ovular and flattened body shape. It has an ovular shape and a remelted lining with stalactites made from lava. Clutches typically contain three or four eggs, which are ovular, mostly coloured white or bluish-white. The leaves are over all, ovular in shape and are toothed on the edges. Mongooses, much like goats, have narrow, ovular pupils. The ilama has a compound fruit, which is either cone-shaped, heart-shaped, or ovular. The grinding stones were made from sandstone and limestone and were ovular in shape. The pollen cones are ovular and long. They are made of ivory, long and ovular in shape, and thinly carved, approaching semiopaqueness. "The Blatant Image" (a feminist photography magazine) grew out of the ovular workshops. To facilitate this method, all classrooms are fitted with a large ovular Harkness table. Eggs are broad and ovular, slightly pointed at an end. At one point the facility housed a massive ovular dome named Allure. "L. occidentalis" is known from five ovular scales, described by Joseph Leidy in 1860.