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costate

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costate [′kä‚stāt]
(biology)
Having ribs or ridges.
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1](t) represent the costate variables for physical capital and human capital for agents in country 1, respectively.
Regional external economies and economic growth under asymmetry by Holod, Dmytro; Reed, Robert R. / Southern Economic Journal
However, whereas worm borings on Ordovician brachiopods from Estonia occur preferentially on strongly to moderately costate shells (Vinn 2005), the highest boring frequency on Recent brachiopods from the San Juan Islands is observed on smooth shells (i.
Biotic interactions recorded in shells of recent rhynchonelliform ... by Rodrigues, Sabrina Coelho / Journal of Shellfish Research
This family, as revised here, includes brachiopod genera with a distinctive Spirifer-like shell, costate radial ornament with thin spines, and simple cardinalia.
Platystrophia (Orthida) and new related Ordovician and early Silurian ... by Zuykov, Michael A.; Harper, David A.T. / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences
 
 
 
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