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smaller than a
straight angle (between 90° and 180°) is
called an
obtuse angle ("
obtuse"
meaning "blunt"). An
angle equal to 1/2 turn (180° or π radians)...
- In geometry, the orientation, attitude, bearing, direction, or
angular position of an
object – such as a line,
plane or
rigid body – is part of the description...
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adjacent acute angles on its
longer base edge. An
obtuse trapezoid on the
other hand has one
acute and one
obtuse angle on each base. An
isosceles trapezoid...
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above and
below densely,
finely spirally striate. The
periphery is
obtusely angular. The base is
nearly flat. The
oblique aperture is
smooth within. The...
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develop an
obtusely angular ventral area and
venter that
disappears toward the
front of the
mature body chamber. The
suture has an
angular ventral saddle...
- convex,
encircled by numerous,
close fine striae. The
periphery is
obtusely angular. The base of the s**** is
slightly convex, and
concentrically finely...
- co****ly lirate. The
sutures are subcanaliculate. The body
whorl is
obtusely angular at the periphery. Its
upper surface is
encircled by 4 co****, somewhat...
- fan shaped.
These panicles are
erect or
drooping slightly,
rachides obtusely angular;
glabrous or incon****uously scaberulous,
pedicels 2-5mm in length...
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anterior angle of the
loreal is received; the
posterior frontals have an
obtuse lateral angle corresponding to the
suture between loreal and praeocular;...
- tall;
young branchlets angular, glabrous.
Leaves simple, alternate, spiral, 7-10 x 4.5–5 cm,
elliptic to obovate, apex
obtuse, base
subcordate and asymmetric...
