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crenulated

adjective Referring to an undulating, scalloped or serrated outer edge of a histopathological structure.
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Lateral apical margin has 5-7 sclerotised, crenulated teeth, 2 or 3 sclerotised spines at apex, and 2 brown sclerotised spots mesally of spines.
Madagascar's living giants: discovery of five new species of endemic giant pill-millipedes from Madagascar (Diplopoda: Sphaerotheriida: Arthrosphaeridae: Zoosphaerium)
Right valve with a solid, flat shaped and crenulated cardinal teeth; the remains of a poorly preserved posterior cardinal may be observed under the umbo, also the initial portion of a lateral tooth.
Early Cretaceous non-marine bivalves from the Cameros and Basque-Cantabrian basins of Spain
I rub my hands lightly against the crenulated and slightly furry leaves, and a potent chlorophyll-and-wet-soil smell clings to my fingers.
Those splendid red fruits
Milling was an extraction of the smallest core structure visible, which was defined as a small, crenulated otolith-core outline.
Bomb radiocarbon dating and estimated longevity of giant sea bass (Stereolepis gigas)
The crenulated Orangery was converted into a swimming pool, said to be the first private pool in the country.
INSIDE HITLER'S MIDLAND BASE; Shropshire stately home would have been transformed into Nazi lair had Germany invaded Britain in 1940 It's a quaint market town on the edge of the West Midlands, a favourite destination for daytrippers - but it could have been Hitler's HQ if the Nazis had triumphed in World War II. BRETT GIBBONS reports
Rare black and crenulated kernels from 1mm to 3mm maximum dimension, incorporated within several crenulations of the schistose micas are petrographically identified as being "carbonaceous", being composed of compact ultrafine graphite, individual flake size
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Loopy kelps, fringed anemones, crenulated sea slugs, and curlicued corals have all been modelled with these methods.
Knitting group promotes eco friendly lifestyle with wool; RECYCLING
As we gazed across the courtyard, admiring the minaret with its unusual exterior spiral staircase, I spotted two figures climbing upward, above the crenulated walls.
Egypt calls
We could make a connection between all those things, between snowflakes and scans of the brain, flowers, any kind of crenulated form like this.
Artists go into the wood for Clark exhibit
Midlateral scales small and crenulated posteriorly, the last, a unique feature for Old World Atherinidae.
A new species and genus of a large and unusual freshwater hardyhead, Sashatherina giganteus (Pisces: Atherinidae) from West Papua, Indonesia and a comparison with its closest relatives of the genus Craterocephalus
It includes bent ends of bones, puncture marks, superficial linear marks, peeling, crenulated ends and double arch punctures on the chewed edge.
Prehistoric humans ate each other: Study
The contributions in this unusual volume take a crenulated path between the start and finish of the book, moving on a trajectory that is unexpected if one reads in order.
Schulte, Hans, and Gerard Chapple, eds. Shadows of the Past: Austrian Literature of the Twentieth Century

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