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unicameral
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unicameral /uni·cam·er·al/ (u″nĭ-kam´er-al) having only one cavity or compartment.
u·ni·cam·er·al (yn-kmr-l)
adj.
Monolocular.
unicameral [u″nĭ-kam´er-al]
having only one cavity or compartment.
unicameral
having only one cavity or compartment, e.g. unicameral cyst.
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