umbonal

umbo /um·bo/ (um´bo) pl. umbo´nes [L.]

1. a rounded elevation.

2. the slight projection at the center of the outer surface of the tympanic membrane.

um·bo (

)

n. pl. um·bos or um·bo·nes (

m-b

A small anatomical projection on a surface, such as that on the inner surface of the tympanic membrane at the end of the manubrium of the malleus, corresponding to the most depressed point of the membrane.

umbo·nal (

-n

m-b

l), um·bonic (

m-b

k) adj.

umbo

Etymology: L, knob

a projection on any rounded surface, such as the inner surface of the tympanic membrane where the malleus is attached.

umbo [um´bo] (L.)

1. a rounded elevation.

2. the slight projection at the center of the outer surface of the tympanic membrane.

umbo

pl. umbones [L.] a round projection.

umbo membrana tympanae

the slight projection at the center of the outer surface of the tympanic membrane.

umbo

An area (0.15 mm-0.20 mm) in the centre of the foveola. Stimulation of this area results in the highest visual acuity.

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fovea foveola	Results revealed that after four months larvae that had only reached the umbonal stage by Day 15 were significantly smaller than those that had reached the pediveliger stage. Natural variation in larval size and developmental rate of the ... by Przeslawski, R.; Webb, A.R. / Journal of Shellfish Research Septalium and sessile septalium In general, the septalium is a trough-shaped structure in the umbonal region of the dorsal valve. Platystrophia (Orthida) and new related Ordovician and early Silurian ... by Zuykov, Michael A.; Harper, David A.T. / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences pyron in the lack of the dorsal sulcus, a smaller size and more regular shape of spines, greater number of spines and their presence in the umbonal region of the shell. A new subspecies of the clitambonitidine brachiopod Estlandia ... by Vinn, Olev / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Geology	umbilical artery catheter umbilical catheterization umbilical cord umbilical cord blood Umbilical Cord Blood Banking Umbilical Cord Strangulation umbilical duct umbilical fascia umbilical fissure umbilical fistula umbilical folds umbilical hernia umbilical ligament umbilical region umbilical ring umbilical vasculitis umbilical vein umbilical vein catheter umbilical vesicle umbilicate umbilicated umbilication umbilicus Umbilicus rupestris umbo umbonal umbra Umbrella Umbrella Cell Umbrella Effect umbrella filter Umbrella Growth Pattern umbrella tree umbu UMN UMP un- una de gato uña de gato Unani Unani Tibb unapparent trauma Unascertained UNASEM unattached patient unbalanced translocation unbound unbound drug Unbundling unbundling of procedures uncal	umbilicus umbilicus Umbilicus (disambiguation) Umbilicus (disambiguation) Umbilicus (disambiguation) Umbilicus mundi Umbilicus mundi Umbilicus mundi Umbilicus rupestris Umbilicus rupestris umbilicuses umbilicuses umbilicuses Umbillicus mundi Umbillicus mundi Umbillicus mundi UMBK UMBL Umble pie Umbles UMBN umbo umbo umbo umbo membrana tympanae umbo membrana tympanae umbo membrana tympanae Umbo of tympanic membrane Umbo of tympanic membrane Umbo of tympanic membrane umbonal umbonate umbonate umbonate umbones umbones umbones umbonic umbonic umbonic umbos umbos umbos Umbozero Umbozero Lake UMBP UMBR umbra umbra umbra umbra umbra Umbra and Penumbra Umbra and Penumbra Umbra and Penumbra Umbra of the Earth's Shadow Umbra tree Umbraculiferous Umbraculiform umbrae umbrae

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Results revealed that after four months larvae that had only reached the umbonal stage by Day 15 were significantly smaller than those that had reached the pediveliger stage.

Natural variation in larval size and developmental rate of the ... by Przeslawski, R.; Webb, A.R. / Journal of Shellfish Research

Septalium and sessile septalium In general, the septalium is a trough-shaped structure in the umbonal region of the dorsal valve.

Platystrophia (Orthida) and new related Ordovician and early Silurian ... by Zuykov, Michael A.; Harper, David A.T. / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences

pyron in the lack of the dorsal sulcus, a smaller size and more regular shape of spines, greater number of spines and their presence in the umbonal region of the shell.

A new subspecies of the clitambonitidine brachiopod Estlandia ... by Vinn, Olev / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Geology

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