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lobate

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lobate, lobated
1. having or resembling lobes
2. (of birds) having separate toes that are each fringed with a weblike lobe
lobate [′lō‚bāt]
(biology)
Having lobes.
(vertebrate zoology)
Of a fish, having the skin of the fin extend onto the bases of the fin rays.
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Surface features common in the northern and southern mid latitudes of Mars and known as lobate debris aprons and lineated valley fill are believed to have formed either as debris flows mobilized by pore ice or as debris-covered glaciers.
Odd-looking Martian craters indicate hidden ice by Asian News International
1985) much of the Laurentide Ice Sheet was confined to the Great Lake basins, giving a lobate pattern to the ice margin (e.
Geology of the Grand Calumet River region by Fisher, Timothy G. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
Lastly, variations in colony margin can be categorized as entire, undulate, lobate, erose, filamentous, and curled.
The effects of micro gravity induced cDNAs on the phenotypic ... by Registe, Diana / Bulletin of the South Carolina Academy of Science
 
 
 
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