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Subhorizontal to cylindrical
fenestrae, horizontal sheet-cracks (Fig.
kreffti, the anterior
fenestrae are bigger than the posterior
fenestrae, different from the condition found by Nishida (1990) in Narke japonica, whose ventral
fenestrae are bigger than the dorsal
fenestrae.
Small liver
fenestrae may explain the susceptibility of rabbits to atherosclerosis.
The number of
fenestrae near the condyle was also larger in the riverine species, varying from one to four per individual.
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Fenestrae contain the remains of a low-diversity cryptic microbial community.
For a crystal-based material to bind the ASGP-R of hepatocytes, it must penetrate pores of the 100-nm
fenestrae characteristic of endothelial cells that lie between the hepatocyte and the circulatory compartment (13).
Nunc siquidem patulis effundit membra fenestris, jucundasque capit, Zephyris halantibus, auras, nunc gelidas fluvii postica immergit in undas membra cohors, ulnasque
fenestrae in limine ponit.
Fenestral fabric is well developed and
fenestrae show an average size of 0.
horam (mid hour, 1); pars adaperta fuit, pars altera clausa
fenestrae (one shutter of my window was open, the other was closed, 3); aut ubi nox abiit nec tamen orta dies (or when the night has gone and the day is not yet sprung, 6); this never fully allows us to work out whether Corinna is a Catullan goddess or a flesh-and-blood puella.
This description was primarily based on three distinct characters: slightly woolly dorsal fur, gray-based ventral fur (hairs with dark bases and buffy tips), and the presence of rounded palatine
fenestrae.
