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reticulated [rə′tik·yə‚lād·əd]

(biology)

reticulate

reticulated

Covered with netted lines; netted; having distinct lines crossing in a network.

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No references found			The snake most associated with unprovoked human fatalities in the wild is the reticulated python. Five giant invasive snakes pose high risks to ecosystems in US by Asian News International Included are reticulated and Burmese pythons, which pose enormous threats to native species when their owners/breeders almost invariably grow tired or scared of them and release them. Pythons are not pets by Staff / Las Vegas Sun Scientists have recovered fossils from a 60,000,000-year-old South American snake whose length and weight might make today's anacondas and reticulated pythons seem a bit cuter and more cuddly. Prehistoric snake: 43 feet long, 2,500 pounds by USA Today (Magazine)			retention wall retentivity Retezat Retgers' law retgersite Rethel Rethel, Alfred Rethra rethrolone RETI reticle reticle image reticular reticular cell reticular degeneration reticular density reticular fiber Reticular Formation reticular system Reticular Tissue Reticulariaceae reticulata fenestra reticulate Reticulate Relationship reticulate venation reticulated reticulated bar reticulated glass reticulated molding reticulated tracery reticulated work reticulation reticulatum opus Reticulin reticuline bar reticulocyte reticulocytopenia reticulocytosis reticuloendothelial granulomatosis reticuloendothelial system Reticuloendothelial System RES reticuloendothelium reticulohistiocytoma reticulopenia reticulopodia Reticulosa Reticulosarcoma Reticulosis reticulospinal tract Reticulum Reticulum system			reticular1 formation reticular1 tissue, reticulated tissue reticular2 reticular2 cycle reticular2 foreign body reticular2 groove reticular2 groove malfunction reticular2 grunt reticular2 papillomas reticular2 retention pellet Reticularia Reticulariaceae Reticularian Reticularis Reticularis Reticularis Gigantocellularis Pars Ventralis Reticularly Reticularly Reticularly Reticularly reticulata fenestra reticulate reticulate reticulate reticulate Reticulate Acropigmentation of Kitamura reticulate body reticulate body Reticulate Relationship reticulate venation reticulated reticulated bar Reticulated beetle reticulated bone Reticulated glass Reticulated glass reticulated leukotrichia Reticulated micrometer reticulated molding reticulated pigmented poikiloderma Reticulated Platelet Percentage reticulated python reticulated python reticulated python reticulated pythons reticulated tissue reticulated tissue reticulated tissue reticulated tracery Reticulated Vitreous Carbon Reticulated Vitreous Carbon Foam Reticulated Work Reticulated Work reticulately reticulately reticulately reticulates reticulates reticulates reticulating reticulating

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