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readily move or be
moved between the **** and
canal is
referred to as
retractile. Cryptorchidism, hypospadias,
testicular cancer, and poor **** quality...
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Buried ****, also
called hidden **** or
retractile ****, is a
congenital or
acquired condition in
which the **** is
partially or
completely hidden...
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particularly in the
family Viverridae. Many
feliforms have
retractile or semi-
retractile claws and many are
arboreal or semi-arboreal.
Feliforms also...
- A
retractile drawbridge is a rare type of
moveable bridge in
which the span is
pulled away
diagonally on rails. It is a
variant of the
retractable bridge...
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slightly curved nails are non-
retractile and more-or-less
blunt while other species have sharper, partially-
retractile claws.[citation needed] The canine...
- of the mesentery. It has also been
called mesenteric lipodystrophy, or
retractile mesenteritis.
Sclerosing mesenteritis may
present with no or
nearly no...
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preventing retraction in
infancy and
early childhood. The
phenomenon of non-
retractile **** in
children naturally starts to
resolve in
varying ages; in childhood...
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distinguish between these types of phimosis;
others use the term "non-
retractile ****" to
distinguish this
developmental condition from pathologic...
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greatest diversity in fur
patterns of all
terrestrial carnivores. Cats have
retractile claws,
slender muscular bodies and
strong flexible forelimbs.
Their teeth...
- a dewclaw, on the
front feet and four on the back, all of
which have
retractile claws that are
compact and curved, and can
reach 10 cm (3.9 in) long....
