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alveus

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alveus /al·ve·us/ (al´ve-us) pl. al´vei   [L.] a canal or trough.
al·ve·us (lv-s)
n. pl. al·ve·i (-v-)
A channel or trough.
alveus [al´ve-us] (pl. al´vei) (L.)
a canal or trough.
alveus
pl. alvei [L.] a canal or trough.
alveus hippocampi
the white fibers covering the ventricular surface of the hippocampus that contribute to the fornix.
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The first historical extinction of a marine invertebrate in an ocean basin: the demise of the eelgrass limpet Lottia alveus.
The nature of emerging zoonotic diseases: ecology, prediction, and ... by Newman, Scott H.; Epstein, Jonathan H.; Schloegel, Lisa M. / Medical Laboratory Observer
1987) and resulted in the extinction of the eelgrass limpet (Lottia alveus alveus) (Carlton 1993), a 75 to 90 percent decline in dark-bellied brent geese (Branta bernicla bernicla), and as much as a 90 percent decline in Atlantic brant (B.
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