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denticulate

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denticulate
[dentik′yəlit]
Etymology: L, denticulus, little tooth
having very small teeth or toothlike projections.


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They all have denticulate rhizome scales and pubescent laminar tissue on both surfaces.
A new species of Adiantum from Cuba by Caluff, Manuel G. / American Fern Journal
Nevertheless, Opaepele can be distinguished from Chorocaris by the acuminate antennal and pterygostomial teeth of the carapace, the denticulate posterolateral margin of the fifth pleonal pleuron, the well differentiated, sharp distolateral tooth of the antennal scale and the sharply pointed posterolateral projection of the uropodal protopod.
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The anterior edge of the cusp is sharp and flexes sharply laterally to continue as a denticulate anterior process.
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