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Auricle (botany), an ear-like
projection on the base of a leaf or
petal Auricles, ear-like
projections at the base of the head of a
planarium Primula auricula...
- the
folds of the
auricle and
gradually shift upwards and
backwards to
their final position on the head. En
route accessory auricles (also
known as preauricular...
- to
describe this
chamber in some
other animals, such as the Mollusca.
Auricles in this
modern terminology are
distinguished by
having thicker muscular...
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Pseudocyst of the
auricle, also
known as
auricular pseudocyst,
endochondral pseudocyst,
cystic chondromalacia,
intracartilaginous auricular seroma cyst...
- In botany, an
auricle is a
small ear-like
projection from the base of a leaf or petal.
Dictionary of
Botany v t e...
- An
accessory auricle is a
congenital anomaly typically seen as a skin
coloured nodule, most
frequently just to the
front of the ear. The
general presentation...
- ear implantation. In rare cases, no
auricle is
formed (atresia), or is
extremely small (microtia).
Small auricles can
develop when the
auricular hillocks...
- nose are
curved outwards into
auricles (Latin for ‘little ears’). Most species, such as
Cyclamen persi****, have no
auricles. In most
species the
style protrudes...
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connective tissues,
lacking the
firmness and
elasticity of the rest of the
auricle (the
external structure of the ear). In some
cases the
lower lobe is connected...
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anomalies and
asymmetries of the
skeletal shape can
cause either auricle, or both
auricles, to
become prominent. In
relation to the
protruding mastoid process...
