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agnathia
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ag·na·thi·a (g-nth-)
n.
Congenital absence or partial absence of the lower jaw.

agnathia
[ag·nath′ē·ə]
Etymology: Gk, a, gnathos, not jaw
a developmental defect characterized by total or partial absence of the lower jaw. Also called agnathy. Compare synotia. See also otocephaly. agnathous, adj.

agnathia [ag-na´the-ah]
congenital absence of the lower jaw.

agnathia (agnath´ē),
n an absence of the mandible.

agnathia
congenital absence of the lower jaw.

inherited agnathia
a lethal recessive in sheep which are unable to graze; ventral displacement of the ears is a common accompaniment.


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