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Meanings of pachydermatous in anglès
Of or relating to or characteristic of pachyderms.
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Examples for "placental"
Examples for "placental"
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Therefore no prognosis for placental location can be made concerning future pregnancies.
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However, factors that modulate the placental transfer of IgG remain largely undefined.
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Conclusion: The RNA integrity of placental tissue was affected by CIT significantly.
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Overall, SUMOs display a unique spatiotemporal distribution in normal human placental development.
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Conclusion: Multiple discrete exposures were associated with stillbirth caused by placental disease.
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Highly derived eutherian mammals from the earliest Cretaceous of southern Britain.
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Double cones were present, a feature not found in eutherian mammals or marsupials.
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These properties are again analogous to those observed for eutherian IGFBPs.
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A Jurassic eutherian mammal and the divergence of marsupials and placentals.
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The origins of eutherian mammals is one such problematic case.
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Words cannot actually describe how much pleasure I take in your pachydermic presence.
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Our blundering political system is pachydermic in its irresponsiveness.
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That fish, as you call it, Joe, is really a mammiferous animal of the pachydermal species.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest The hypothetical placental mammal ancestor, a small, insect-eating animal.
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Gastrula of the placental mammal (epigastrula from the rabbit), longitudinal section through the axis.
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You are, though, a placental mammal and a placenta establishes a very dynamic relationship between foetal mammal and its mother from the get-go.
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Fossils from the first placental mammals are relatively rare in the UK.
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Placental mammals and marsupials have an XY system, birds have a ZW system.
Usage of pachydermatous in anglès
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Cutler, the British officer, was pachydermatous to ideas, but punctilious about behaviour.
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For how impress a creature at once so light and so pachydermatous?
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Nature, it would seem, has fashioned him neither pachydermatous nor pugilistic.
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The impressionable peasant leads a larger, fuller, more dramatic life than the pachydermatous king.
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Because of their sharp tools they could tackle even the pachydermatous rhinos and elephants.
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A pachydermatous old lady would insist upon an open window.
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In either case, or in present case, what a blessing to be made pachydermatous!
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He shrinks from appearing less pachydermatous than the rest.
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No proboscis can pierce that pachydermatous hide of his.
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Mr. Wiley was either very forgiving or very pachydermatous.
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But no amount of travel, no association with his betters, could pierce his stolid pachydermatous obliquity.
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Unlike our crustaceans, it was covered not with a brittle carapace but with a tough pachydermatous hide.
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Then the pachydermatous one enters into the other's heaven, probably with the resolution already formed of ousting that unhappy angel.
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Moreover, the pews are so pachydermatous, so rhinoceros-skinned, that nothing but an incessant pelting upon the same spot makes an impression.
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When perfectly ripened, these spears are exceeding formidable, their points being sharp enough to pierce the skin of any but a pachydermatous animal.
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She had piqued his curiosity, aroused his interest and disturbed by just a pin-prick his pachydermatous equanimity; she would not raise again before the draw.
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