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scapus /sca·pus/ (ska´pus) pl. sca´pi   [L.] shaft.
sca·pus (skps)
n. pl. sca·pi (-p)
A shaft or stem.
scapus
[skā′pəs]
Etymology: Gk, skapos, rod
a stem or shaft, such as the scapus penis or hair (pili).


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