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calcifying
mineralized.

calcifying aponeurotic fibroma
locally aggressive nodular masses that involve membranous bones, particularly those of the canine skull (zygomatic arch), and rarely metastasize. See also multilobular chondroma and osteoma.
calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumor
rare lesion in dogs and cats; epithelial, gingival masses susceptible to surgical excision.
calcifying epithelioma
calcifying epithelioma of Malherbe


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In particular calcifying organisms, such as coral, many plankton and mollusks, will find it increasingly difficult to construct their shells or skeletons.
All calcifying organisms that are central to the function of marine ecosystems and food webs will be affected, and precipitous changes in the biodiversity and productivity of the world's oceans may be imminent," it added.
All calcifying organisms that are central to the function of marine ecosystems and food webs will be affected, and precipitous changes in the biodiversity and productivity of the world's oceans may be imminent," it added.
 
 
 
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