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pinna /pin·na/ (pin´ah) auricle (1).pin´nal
pin·na (pn)
n. pl. pin·nae (pn)
See auricle.
pinnal adj.
pinna.
See auricle.
auricle [aw´rĭ-k'l]
1. the projecting part of the ear lying outside the head; called also pinna.
Auricle.
2. the ear-shaped appendage of either atrium of the heart; formerly used to designate the entire atrium.
pinna,
n See auricle.
pinna,
n the external ear.
pinna
the projecting part of the ear lying outside the head; auricle.
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7 sliho mid pam taegle to deaoe; pa oing be we geseoo on pisum life: pa sind ateorgendlice; pa oe we ne geseoo 7 us synd behatene; hi sind ece: strece paerto pinne hiht: 7 Andbida.
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Si distinguono uno dall'altra principalmente per il numero di raggi delle pinne e per la colorazione.
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