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- Mamelon (dentistry) Details Identifiers Latin mammillae TA98 A05.1.03.059 FMA 76456 Anatomical terminology [edit on Wikidata]...
- (red) isthmus mammillae or mammillary ****s are deposited on the surface of the outer membrane in a regular array pattern. The mammillae are proteoglycan-rich...
- materials is facilitated by a structural interdigitation of fibers into each mammillae at the microscale, and reciprocally, at the nanoscale, mineral spiking...
- fragment will preserve bumps known as mammillae. Sometimes the embryo had absorbed so much of the calcium that the mammillae need a magnifying gl**** or microscope...
- cylindrical stem of up to 6 inches tall spiralled with 12–19 ribs of blunt mammillae. Flowers appear in the summer and feature a dark, spotted, 5-pointed corolla...
- of a small cactus, with no leaves, spines or branches but ribbed with mammillae on 4-6 sided protrusions. It is greyish green in colour and starts spherical...
- inches in height and 2 inches in diameter, with 20-30 longitudinal ribs of mammillae, each one featuring a thin, brown spine on its crest. Yellow flowers appear...
- prismatic units, and has narrow, irregular pore canals. Its cone layer (mammillae) is approximately a fourth of the s**** thickness. Shixingoolithus probably...
- called the mammillary layer, is made of tightly packed cones called mammillae. Overlying this layer is the continuous layer, which is four to eight...
- prismatic layer on the outside, and the mammillary layer on the inside. The mammillae are compressed into groups of two or three, and the pore canals are well-developed...