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marginal
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mar·gin·al (märj-nl)
adj.
1. Of, relating to, located at, or constituting a margin, a border, or an edge.
2. Marginally within a lower standard or limit of quality.
3. Relating to or located at the fringe of consciousness.
margin·ali·ty (-j-nl-t) n.
marginal
pertaining to margin.
marginal auricular dermatosis
see ear margin dermatosis.
marginal folds
folds of endothelium found in lymphatics which provide a valve-like effect, permitting ingress only of fluid.
neural tube marginal layer
on the external surface of the embryonal neural tube; houses axonal processes of developing neurons.
marginal zone
the rim of tissue surrounding lymph follicles in the spleen which contains many lymphocytes and macrophages.
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