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condyle
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condyle [′kän‚dīl]
(anatomy)
A rounded bone prominence that functions in articulation.
(botany)
The antheridium of certain stoneworts.
(invertebrate zoology)
A rounded, articular process on arthropod appendages.
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TABLE 1 Measurements of Ludington, Michigan, Castoroides canadensis Right Dentary Length of tooth row 74mm Greatest length of lower molar II 18 mm Greatest length of lower molar III 16 mm Greatest length of mandibular symphasis 75 mm Greatest length, tip of jaw through condyloid process 202 mm Greatest length of alveolus I 22mm Greatest length of alveolus IV 22 mm Greatest width of alveolus I 26mm Greatest width of alveolus IV 18 mm ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I wish to give special thanks to Mr.
New records of Michigan Pleistocene vertebrates with comments on the ... by Holman, J. Alan / Michigan Academician
Measurements of Ludington, Michigan, Castoroides canadensis Right Dentary Length of tooth row 74 mm Greatest length of lower molar II 18 mm Greatest length of lower molar III 16 mm Greatest length of mandibular symphasis 75 mm Greatest length, tip of jaw through condyloid process 202 mm Greatest length of alveolus I 22 mm Greatest length of alveolus IV 22 mm Greatest width of alveolus I 26 mm Greatest width of alveolus IV 18 mm ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I wish to give special thanks to Mr.
New records of Michigan Pleistocene vertebrates with comments on the ... by Holman, J. Alan / Michigan Academician
 
 
 
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