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trilobate
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trilobate /tri·lo·bate/ (-lo´bāt) having three lobes.
tri·lo·bate (tr-lbt) or tri·lo·bat·ed (-btd) or tri·lobed (trlbd)
adj.
Having three lobes.
trilobate [tri-lo´bāt]
having three lobes.
trilobate
having three lobes.
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The lungs were bilaterally trilobed and both main bronchi were symmetrically short.
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Moreover, the larva described here is not a gnathostomid because it has not trilobed pseudalabia and lacks the anterior extremity swollen into bulb (Anderson et al.
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longipes are the counts of the dorsal and anal rays, especially the first dorsal-fin count of V spines, and having a trilobed instead of a rhomboid caudal fin.
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