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dorsolateral
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dorsolateral /dor·so·lat·er·al/ (-lat´er-al) pertaining to the back and the side.
dor·so·lat·er·al (dôrs-ltr-l)
adj.
Of or involving both the back and the side.
dorsolateral
[dôr′sōlat′ərəl]
pertaining to the back of the body and to the side.
dorsolateral [dor″so-lat´er-al]
pertaining to the back and side. See also posterolateral.
dorsolateral
pertaining to the back and side.
dorsolateral tract
a group of nerve fibers in the lateral funiculus of the spinal cord that cap the dorsal column.
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The gut was pigmented along the anterodorsal surface and extended dorsolaterally toward the anus.
Description of early life history stages of the northern sculpin ... by Cartwright, Rachael L. / Fishery Bulletin
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There is some variation in relative development of this pterygiophore in large western Atlantic specimens, but in all those we have examined (including a number of partially articulated skeletons at the AMNH not listed below) it is dorsolaterally expanded in marked contrast to the slender profile of the bone in eastern Atlantic specimens (Fig.
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