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labium

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labium
1. a lip or liplike structure
2. any one of the four lip-shaped folds of the female vulva
3. the fused pair of appendages forming the lower lip of insects
4. the lower lip of the corolla of labiate flowers

labium [′lā·bē·əm]
(biology)
A liplike structure.
The lower lip, as of a labiate corolla or of an insect.


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Diger patolojikfizik muayene bulgulari; mikrognati, yuksek damak, dusuk yerlesimli buyuk kulak, kisa boyun, antekubital, popliteal bolge ve boyunda bilateral deri kivrimlari, skolyoz, diz ve dirsekte fleksiyon kontrakturu, sol ayak aganezisi, sad ayakta pes ekinovarus ve "rocker bottom", kisa ve rudimenter sol on kol ve sindaktili olan dismorfik el, anal atreziyle birlikte eksternal genital yapilar kiz ve buyuk labium hipoplazik gorunumdeydi (Resim 1,2).
As the fascicle enters the skin, the labium pulls back.
It continues the detailed studies and use of mouth part morphology--especially structures of labium, labrum, and maxilla--to identify species.
 
 
 
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