The last part contains the portion of the membranous labyrinth that is involved in hearing perception. |
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If the membranous labyrinth ruptures, the endolymph mixes with another inner ear fluid called perilymph. |
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The important feature in this case is the membranous pad-like structure closely applied to the ventral surface of each of the ungues. |
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The baby is receiving emergency treatment on an extra-corporeal membranous oxygenation machine, to help him breathe. |
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Airway vascularity was dense in intercartilage areas, but sparse in cartilage or membranous areas of the trachea. |
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The molecular mechanisms coordinating the development of the membranous and bony labyrinths are largely unknown. |
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It mimics birds, bats or pterodactyls of the dinosaur era, and has membranous wings. |
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There is a rather extensive membranous area separating the sterna of the mesothorax and the metathorax. |
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Pulling himself upright, Raidan wrapped his membranous wings around himself, hugging the warmth close. |
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A 25-year-old white female had an eight-year history of SLE with associated membranous nephritis, and hypertension. |
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Tonics like ginseng, the root of membranous milk vetch, dangsheng and baishu are used. |
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One evident reason for the absence of any form of bounding flight in bats is the difficulty of folding their membranous wings to save wing drag. |
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If you do not plan to tan the hide immediately after skinning it, remove as much of the flesh, fat, membranous tissue as possible. |
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Within each semicircular canal of the bony labyrinth is a semicircular canal of the membranous labyrinth. |
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He showed how terrestrial animals such as snails can survive immersion even in salt water by forming a hard membranous diaphragm over the mouth of the shell. |
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They're huge white maggots with transparent membranous skin. |
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The texture of the mature perianth of the Salicornioideae may be soft and characterized as membranous, pithy or chartaceous or hardened, appearing crustaceous, corky or woody. |
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She gulped nervously as they disappeared and the creature tucked its membranous wings to itself and rocketed toward the group of the others that had broken out. |
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Unground agar usually occurs in bundles consisting of thin, membranous, agglutinated strips, or in cut, flaked or granulated forms. |
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Primary and secondary umbels with subtending bracts, bracts of primary umbels biggish, leaf-like, with membranous margins. |
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A membranous fringe joins the velum to the ventro-posterior podia laterally. |
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In many mammals a membranous sac of peritoneum, the ovarian bursa, traps part of the coelom in a chamber along with the ovary. |
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Somewhere further away, a tail tipped in membranous, half-transparent white fin violently flailed in the water, rippling all the way up to where Po had shot her arrow. |
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Bacteria can also have internal membranous structures that form as outgrowths of the cytoplasmic membrane. |
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All these exams are coupled to a recording of the electric the striped sphincter of the membranous urethra. |
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The seeds are very light owing to an air-filled membranous pouch attached to their surface. |
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The walls of the cysts were mostly membranous with variable thickness. |
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There is a deposit along the sides of the first part of the trichocyst and in this region, the trichocysts membrane, is free of the membranous particle. |
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The Golgi Complex consists usually of from three to six, but occasionally more than 18, flattened smooth membranous saccules that are organized into a stacked array. |
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They need to be able to process the complex information that they get from echolocation, and they need to be able to control their membranous wings. |
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The typical insect tympanum is round or oval and membranous in appearance. |
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A case of membranous lipodystrophy associated with palilalia was reported. |
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At the posterior of the body are four pairs of ventral, membranous podia, laterally arranged. |
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Ochrea of stem leaf membranous, short, loose, and brown. |
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Closer inspection revealed the presence of an oval membranous area in the frontal plane of the middle turbinate. |
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Umbel enclosed in bud within two long-beaked membranous bracts. |
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A surface with a pattern of cells, cell fragments, membranous cell organelles or membrane vesicles, which are directly covalently immobilized on the surface in the form of monolayers by crosslinkers. |
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There were 2 placenta accretas and 1 membranous placenta. |
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The tracks it leaves on the substratum are formed by the weight of the body resting on the ends of the three or four pairs membranous posterior podia and by the terminal parts of the folded tentacles. |
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In extreme cases, an extensive pseudomembrane developed adjacent to the membranous layer of the cuticle. |
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Due to this extremely thin membranous tissue, a bat's wing can significantly contribute to the organism's total gas exchange efficiency. |
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Steroid eye drops may be required for membranous adenoviral conjunctivitis or for symptomatic relief in very severe inflammations. |
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Multiparous Soft, membranous area of ventral prosoma dark colored, rub marks present on opisthosoma indicating previous amplexus. |
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It is characterized by large pinnate-pinnatisect leaves, sparse narrowly triangular petiole scales and caducous membranous indusia. |
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Strong cryptogeny: the female, with a fine membranous cuticle, remains enclosed in the exuvia of the second larval instar, which thickens and takes on a horn-like shape. |
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Other phospholipids are transferred through the cytoplasm to other membranous structures, such as the cell membrane and the mitochondrion, by special phospholipid transfer proteins. |
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The heart is suspended in its own membranous sac, the pericardium. |
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Bract and bracteole present, very unequal, white, membranous with long tapering, rather flaccid tips. |
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Sclerotized areas light reddish-brown, with obscure cruciform pattern on frontoclypeus, membranous areas pale yellow. |
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The ligules are membranous, usually ciliate, and are 0.52 mm long. |
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The shrew delivered a series of rapid bites to the membranous region between the pedicular plate and the telson, severing the telson from the body. |
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The membranous labyrinth is filled with a liquid known as endolymph. |
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In nonparasitized males, the petasma consisted of the typical complex of membranous folds and ridges in the endopodites of the first pairs of pleopods. |
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Ophthalmic infections known to occur with HSV include blepharoconjunctivitis, keratouveitis, acquired ankyloblepharon, and membranous tarsal plaque. |
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The locule is rather inflated, and the three wings are membranous, supplied with simple subparallel venation that is craspedodromous to the fimbrial vein. |
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This report demonstrates morphologic features of membranous ventricular septal defect that was closed spontaneously in one patient and operatively in the other. |
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