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where each
appendage branches into two sections.
Triramous (branching into three)
appendages are also possible. All
arthropod appendages are variations...
- The
uterine appendages (or
adnexa of uterus) are the
structures most
closely related structurally and
functionally to the uterus. They can be
defined in...
- and
nails (protection). Skin
appendages are
derived from the skin, and are
usually adjacent to it.
Types of
appendages include hair, glands, and nails...
- the
coronary sinus.
Attached to the
right atrium is the
right atrial appendage – a pouch-like
extension of the
pectinate muscles. The
interatrial septum...
-
There are two
atrial appendages of the heart:
Right atrial appendage of the
right atrium Left
atrial appendage of the left
atrium This disambiguation...
-
Great appendages are claw-like
appendages which attach to the
heads of the "great
appendage arthropods", a name
usually refers to Megacheira, a class...
-
pairs of
appendages,
numbers II to VI,
possessed gnathobases (or "tooth-plates") on the
coxae (limb segments) used for feeding.
These appendages were generally...
-
terms "Amen" and "Ramen",
referring to
instant noodles and to the "noodly
appendages" of
their deity. The
celebration of "Pastover"
requires consuming large...
- The
epiploic appendices (or
appendices epiploicae, or
epiploic appendages, or
appendix epiploica, or
omental appendices) are
small pouches of the peritoneum...
- " In many arthropods,
appendages have
vanished from some
regions of the body; it is
particularly common for
abdominal appendages to have
disappeared or...
