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trilocular

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trilocular /tri·loc·u·lar/ (-lok´u-ler) having three compartments or cells.
tri·loc·u·lar (tr-lky-lr)
adj.
Having three cavities or cells.
trilocular [tri-lok´u-lar]
having three loculi or cells.
trilocular
having three loculi or cells.
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