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auricula /au·ric·u·la/ (aw-rik´u-lah) pl. auri´culae   [L.] auricle.
au·ric·u·la (ô-rky-l)
n. pl. au·ric·u·lae (-l)
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.
auricula
pl. auriculae [L.] auricle.
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