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striation

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striation /stri·a·tion/ (stri-a´shun)
1. the quality of being marked by stripes or striae.
2. a streak or scratch, or a series of streaks.
stri·a·tion (str-shn)
n.
1. The state of being striated or having striae.
2. A stria.
striation [stri-a´shun]
1. the quality of being streaked.
2. a streak or scratch, or a series of streaks.
striation
1. the quality of being streaked.
2. a streak or scratch, or a series of streaks.
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