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fenestrated

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fenestrated /fen·es·trat·ed/ (fen´es-trāt″ed) pierced with one or more openings.
fen·es·trat·ed (fn-strtd) or fen·es·trate (fn-strt, f-nstrt)
adj.
Having fenestrae or windowlike openings.
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