"lophocercous" meaning in All languages combined

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  "pos": "adj",
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          "ref": "1943, Charles Franklin Craig, Ernest Carroll Faust, Clinical Parasitology, page 398:",
          "text": "A first sporocyst generation and two reiae generations are then developed, and, finally, there erupt from the snail characteristic lophocercous ( i.e., keeled) cercaria ( Fig . 173 ) , with pigmented eye-spots, abundant penetration glands and a distinctive anterior end, having an antero-ventral mouth and a pair of clustered openings for the penetration gland.",
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        "Having a tail structure with lateral lobes or extensions."
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          "text": "A first sporocyst generation and two reiae generations are then developed, and, finally, there erupt from the snail characteristic lophocercous ( i.e., keeled) cercaria ( Fig . 173 ) , with pigmented eye-spots, abundant penetration glands and a distinctive anterior end, having an antero-ventral mouth and a pair of clustered openings for the penetration gland.",
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