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serosanguineous

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serosanguineous /se·ro·san·guin·e·ous/ (sēr″o-sang-gwin´e-us) composed of serum and blood.
se·ro·san·guin·e·ous (sîr-sng-gwn-s)
adj.
Consisting of serum and blood.
serosanguineous
[sir′ōsang·gwin′ē·əs]
1 (of a discharge) thin and red.
2 composed of serum and blood. Also called serosanguinous [sir'ōsang·gwinəs] .
serosanguineous [se″ro-sang-gwin´e-us]
composed of serum and blood.
serosanguineous
composed of serum and blood.
serosanguineous
adjective Referring to a body fluid that is both sticky and bloody
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