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lamella
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lamella [lə′mel·ə]
(anatomy)
A thin scale or plate.
(civil engineering)
A thin member made of reinforced concrete, metal, or wood that is joined with similar members in an overlapping pattern to form an arch or a vault.
lamella
A reinforced concrete, metal, or wood member joined with similar members in a crisscross pattern so as to form an arch or vault.
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