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dorsalis

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dorsalis /dor·sa·lis/ (dor-sa´lis) [L.] dorsal.
dorsal [dor´sal]
directed toward or situated on the back surface, as opposed to ventral. See also posterior.
dorsalis
[L.] dorsal.
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