- The
lacrimal glands are
paired exocrine glands, one for each eye,
found in most
terrestrial vertebrates and some
marine mammals, that
secrete the aqueous...
- The
lacrimal sac or
lachrymal sac is the
upper dilated end of the
nasolacrimal duct, and is
lodged in a deep
groove formed by the
lacrimal bone and frontal...
- The
lacrimal canaliculi (sg.: canaliculus) are the
small channels in each
eyelid that
drain lacrimal fluid, from the
lacrimal puncta to the
lacrimal sac...
- The
lacrimal bones are two
small and
fragile bones of the
facial skeleton; they are
roughly the size of the
little fingernail and
situated at the front...
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Epicanthus supraciliaris runs from the brow,
curving downwards towards the
lachrymal sac.
Epicanthus palpebralis begins above the
upper tarsus and extends...
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Stonefish have the
ability to
extend sharp,
specialized spines (
lachrymal saber) as an
additional defense mechanism. The
venom of
Synanceia consists...
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higher ion
concentration than sea water. All
species of sea
turtles have a
lachrymal gland in the
orbital cavity,
capable of
producing tears with a higher...
- Look up
lachrymal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The term
Lacrimal or
lachrymal, may
refer to:
Lacrimal apparatus Lacrimal artery Lacrimal bone Lacrimal...
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expanded stonefish clade, the Synanceiidae,
because all of
these fish have a
lachrymal sabre that can
project a switch-blade-like
mechanism out from underneath...
- is not indicated. The eyes are
large and flat,
canthus is not marked,
lachrymal caruncle is not indicated. The
mouth is horizontal, with lips on same...
