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Organismen in den
Organen bei
Typhus abdominalis" [Organisms in the [internal]
organs in
cases of
Typhus abdominalis].
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pathologische Anatomie...
- The big-belly
seahorse (Hippocampus
abdominalis) or pot-bellied
seahorse is one of the
largest seahorse species in the world, with a
length of up to 35 cm...
- Ti****
abdominalis, the
giant crane fly, is a
species of
large crane flies in the
family Tipulidae. T.
abdominalis lives in
riparian aquatic habitats...
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sacral artery Vein
Inferior vena cava
Identifiers Latin aorta abdominalis, pars
abdominalis aortae MeSH D001012 TA98 A12.2.12.001 TA2 4205 FMA 3789 Anatomical...
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Camponotus atriceps,
previously referred as C.
abdominalis, is a
species of
carpenter ant,
endemic to the Americas. It has been
found in a
variety of...
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Rhaphiomidas abdominalis,
based on an
adult male
collected in
August 1888 in Colton, California. In 1941, when both R.
terminatus and R.
abdominalis were described...
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abdominal ring,
abdominal inguinal ring,
internal inguinal ring,
annulus abdominalis) is the
entrance to the
inguinal canal. The
surface marking of the deep...
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Eccrisis abdominalis is a
species in the
longhorn beetle family Cerambycidae. It is
native to Madagascar. "GBIF,
Eccrisis abdominalis".
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Cuterebra abdominalis is a
species of new
world skin bot fly in the
family Oestridae. They are a
parasite of lagomorphs. "Cuterebra
abdominalis Report"...
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subspecies of T.
abdominalis.
These are:: 59–71 T.
abdominalis abdominalis T.
abdominalis austrosuns**** T.
abdominalis rostratus T.
abdominalis simulator Lieftinck...
