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globular
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globular
resembling a globe.
globular heart
a spherical cardiac silhouette, usually greatly enlarged and lacking the detailed outline of the right and left atria and apex. Characteristic of pericardial effusion and cardiomyopathy.
globular nematode
see tetrameresamericana.
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If these globulars actually belong to the Sagittarius dwarf rather than the Milky Way, it could account for the age discrepancy, Lin says.
Ill-fated Milky Way neighbor found by Cowen, Ron / Science News
Small telescopes show M68 to be less spherical than many globulars, being slightly broader on its western side.
Sky notes: 2009 February & March by Bone, Neil / Journal of the British Astronomical Association
Grappling with the Globulars A tale of cosmic eggbeaters and born-again pulsars Globular clusters rank among the oldest residents of the Milky Way.
Grappling with the globulars: a tale of cosmic eggbeaters and ... by Cowen, Ron / Science News
 
 
 
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