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innominate /in·nom·i·nate/ (ĭ-nom´ĭ-nāt) nameless.
innominate [inom′ināt] Etymology: L, innominatum, nameless without a name or unnamed. The term is traditionally applied to certain anatomic structures, often identified by their descriptive name, such as the hip bone and brachiocephalic artery. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Chapter 4, 'Ambitious Triangles: Rossetti and the Sonnet Tradition,' examines Rossetti's great, revisionary sonnet sequences, Monna Innominata and Later Life [13]. Photo: Although the speciesCribrilaria innominata had been previously described as encrusting pieces of shell, it is one of the few species also capable of colonizing sand-size grains. |
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