10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BILOCULATE»
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British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review: Or, Quarterly ...
A higher stage of development has been reached when a partial division of the
auricle is present, although the heart is still strictly biloculate. Of this grade of
arrest the author has collected several examples, one of the best marked being a
...
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The British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review Or ...
A higher stage of development has been reached when a partial division of the
auricle is present, although the heart is still strictly biloculate. Of this grade of
arrest the author has collected several examples, one of the best marked being a
...
3
Transactions of the Pathological Society of London
285 of the " Transactions" for the session 1851-52, is described by Dr. Peacock, a
case (forwarded to him by Dr. Thurnam), of a small, partly biloculate, aneurysm of
the posterior fold of the mitral valve and the left ventricle. The patient had been ...
Pathological Society of London, 1858
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Transactions of the Pathological Society of London
In one case the sac was biloculate, one portion being as large as a hen's egg, the
other as a walnut. In the two cases of the third series, the dilatation is said to have
been considerable ; and in the solitary case of the fourth description the sac at ...
Pathological Society (London), 1868
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Midline Medical Dictionary
See Bilobate. Bilobete. See Bilobate. Bilobular. Having two little lobes or lobules.
Bilocular. Having two cells or compartments; biloculate. Biloculate. See Bilocular.
Bimana. Two handed animals. Bimanous. Having two hands. HJ5W; Bimanual.
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A Taxonomic Revision of Astragalus Mokiacensis and Allied ...
... 10-32 x 3.5-8.5 mm, sessile to stipitate, the stipe to 1.0 mm long, contracted at
the apex into a uniloculate beak, the ventral suture sometimes prominent, the
valves thinly fleshy becoming coriaceous, stramineous, semi-biloculate to
biloculate, ...
J. Andrew Alexander, 2008
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Manual of Forest Fruits, Seeds, and Seedlings
calyx; the ovary biloculate in the lower half, but 4loculate in the upper half due to
the development of 'false' partitions. A leathery endocarp is differentiated in the
upper half, but not in the lower half. The seeds are numerous, tiny, axile, attached
...
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Atlas of Congenital Cardiac Disease: New Edition
In these cases of biloculate and triloculate heart, the main factor in the production
of raised oxygen unsaturation is the admixture of venous with arterial blood that
takes place in the common chamber (alpha shunt). The degree of this venous ...
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Proceedings of the Helminthological Society of Washington
The adult form of the prohaptor, which consists of two biloculate suckers, is
present in juveniles of M. hiatulae with only two clamps. Juveniles of M. gotoi and
M. chrysophrii with two clamps also possess two buccal suckers (Bychowsky,
1957; ...
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The Philippine Agriculturist
She found biloculate pistils and biloculate variations from the usual uniloculate
forms with reasonable frequency in Epimedium. She interpreted the biloculate
pistils as an indication of close connection of the genus to the ancestor of the
group ...
