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Corneouss
Corneouss Cor"ne*ouss (-?s), a. [L. corneus, fr. cornu horn.]
Of a texture resembling horn; horny; hard. -- Sir T. Browne.
Subcorneous
Subcorneous Sub*cor"ne*ous, a. (Anat.)
(a) Situated under a horny part or layer.
(b) Partially horny.
Meaning of Corneous from wikipedia
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Corneous is a
biological and
medical term
meaning horny, in
other words made out of a
substance similar to that of
horns and
hooves in some mammals. The...
- (from
Latin operculum 'cover, covering'; pl. opercula or operculums) is a
corneous or
calcareous anatomical structure like a
trapdoor that
exists in many...
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different from α-keratins at a
genetic and
structural level. The new term
corneous beta
protein (CBP) has been
proposed to
avoid confusion with α-keratins...
- margin. The
columella is
smoothish to
weakly ridged. The
operculum is
corneous and of
variable thickness, with the
nucleus near the
anterior end or at...
- as adults, and
those s**** are
composed entirely of conchiolin.
Chitin Corneous Mollusc s**** Periostra****
Sporopollenin Tectin STRUCTURE OF THE CONCHIOLIN...
- The
operculum is very
small relative to the size of the s****. It is
corneous,
narrowly elongated, with an
apical nucleus, and the
impression of the...
- as the
keratin proteins produce a pre-
corneous layer of
densely packed epidermal scales creating a
thick corneous protective layer.
Parts of this keratin...
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especially as
applied to some
tissues or organs.
Contrast coriaceous and
corneous.
Caropodium Genus of
flowering plants in the
family Apiaceae.
Native range:...
- cloaca; the
pattern and
arrangement of warts; and the
presence and
number of
corneous spines. It
might be
threatened by
habitat loss. Lötters, Stefan; Bornschein...
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other New
World Ampullariids, P.
prunella has a calcified,
rather than
corneous, operculum.
MolluscaBase eds. "Pomacea
prunella (Hupé, 1857)". MolluscaBase...
