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AppendagesA part or organ, attached to a main structure and smaller in function or size – in skin, common examples include hair follicles and sweat glands. These components are altered in stretch marks.
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Appendagesthe legs and pedipalps of a spider
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AppendagesEar-shaped appendage of either atrium of the Heart. (Dorland, 28th ed)
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AppendagesAppendages of the Uterus which include the Fallopian Tubes, the Ovary, and the supporting Ligaments of the Uterus (Broad Ligament; Round Ligament).
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AppendagesRelatively small portions of a vessel projecting beyond its main outline, as shown by cross-sections and water-sections. The word applies to the following parts of the stern and stern post: the keel b [..]
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AppendagesStructures extending beyond the main hull. They include items like shafting, rudder, bossing, struts and bilge keels.
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Appendagesstructures at the end of abdomen: 2 in females, 3 (2 superior, 1 inferior) in male dragonflies, 4 (2 superior, 2 inferior) in male damselflies; distinctive of species
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AppendagesAny of the evaginations of the body wall whicharticulate with the body wall and serve a sensory, locomotory, or reproductive function; legs, wings, antennae, cerci, etc.
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Appendagesany part of a ship that protrudes out of the main hull form such as rudder bilge keels etc.
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