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tectum
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tectum /tec·tum/ (tek´tum) a rooflike structure.
tectum of mesencephalon , tectum of midbrain the dorsal portion of the midbrain.
tec·tum (tktm)
n. pl. tec·ta (-t)
A rooflike structure of the body, especially the dorsal part of the mesencephalon.
tectal (-tl) adj.
tectum [tek´tum]
a rooflike structure.
tectum of mesencephalon (tectum of midbrain) the posterior part of the tegmentum mesencephali.
tectum
a rooflike structure.
tectum of mesencephalon, tectum of midbrain
the dorsal portion of the midbrain.
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tecta (Walter) Muhl (sometimes regarded as a subspecies of A.
Distribution of canebrakes in 19th century Alabama by Barone, John A.; Beck, Jessica W.; Potter, Matthew B.; Sneed, Susan R.; Stephenson, Karen E.; Dollar / Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science
coregoni Baird; sometimes, with respect to numbers, even Anuraeopsis fissa (Gosse) and Keratella tecta (Gosse)).
Significant changes in phyto- and zooplankton in L. Peipsi in recent ... by Laugaste, Reet; Haberman, Juta; Krause, Teet; Salujoe, Jaana / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Biology/Ecology
Quippe quum populum videant in plateas effusum assiduis imbribus perfundi, nec persuadere queant illis ut se subducant pluviae tectaque subeant: gnari nihil profuturos sese so exeant quam ut una compluantur, semet intra tecta continent, habentes satis quando alienae stultitiae non possunt mederi so ipsi saltem sint in tuto.
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