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symphysis
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symphysis [′sim·fə·səs]
(anatomy)
An immovable articulation of bones connected by fibrocartilaginous pads.
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Several other bone fragments were discovered at the site, including the mandibular symphysis, and a portion of the mandible which fits lateral to the complete molar.
A 24,000-year-old Jefferson mammoth from Midland County, Michigan * by Kapp, Ronald O. / Michigan Academician
In rodents, the mandibular symphysis between the lower incisors spreads as the jaw muscles contract.
Rodent-gnawed carbonate rocks from Indiana by Hattin, Donald E. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
Pathologic examination conducted during the first-stage operation revealed a positive margin at the mandibular symphysis, and a further 1.
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