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carcinoma of the
urethra from
urethral caruncles.
Caruncles can grow back in some instances.
Urethral caruncles can
accompany the skin
changes related...
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glands are
contained in the
caruncle of the eye (lacrimal
caruncle in
medial canthus). As with all oil glands,
lacrimal caruncles can
become clogged, causing...
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reaches ****ual maturity.
Caruncles are also
ornamental elements used by
males to
attract females to breeding.
Having large caruncles or
colorful bright ones...
- Look up
caruncle in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Caruncle (from Latin: caruncula, 'wart') may
refer to:
Caruncle (bird anatomy), a small,
fleshy excrescence...
- A
wattle is a
fleshy caruncle hanging from
various parts of the head or neck in
several groups of
birds and mammals.
Caruncles in
birds include those...
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crossed by the
lingual nerve, and
ultimately drain into the
sublingual caruncles –
small prominences on
either side of the
lingual frenulum along with...
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wattles and earlobes,
which collectively are
called caruncles.[citation needed] In turkeys, the
caruncles are the
fleshy nodules on the head and throat. Chicken...
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Euphorbiaceae is
called caruncle (Latin
caruncula "wart").
Seeds that have
caruncles are carunculate;
seeds that do not have
caruncles are ecarunculate. A...
- skin
which projects in
front of the
modified first dorsal fin rays, or
caruncles. The
metamorphosed females have no
spines on the sphenotic, quadrate,...
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saliva from the
submandibular and
sublingual glands to the
sublingual caruncles in the
floor of the
mouth The
submandibular duct may be
affected by stones...
