03.13.02 - Bones (animals, four-footed mammals); Skeletons (animals, four-footed mammals); Skulls (animals, four-footed mammals)
05.13.06 - Cacti
08.13.06 - Popcorn, popped
26.01.07 - Circles with a decorative border, including scalloped, ruffled and zig-zag edges
26.01.13 - Circles, two (not concentric); Two circles
26.03.07 - Ovals with a decorative border, including scalloped, ruffled and zig-zag edges
26.03.13 - Ovals, exactly two (not concentric); Two ovals
26.11.12 - Rectangles with bars, bands and lines
26.11.21 - Rectangles that are completely or partially shaded
26.17.07 - Heat, lines depicting; Lines depicting speed, propulsion, heat or wind; Propulsion, lines depicting; Speed, lines depicting; Wind, lines depicting
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