"dolichoiliac" meaning in English

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Adjective

Etymology: From dolicho- + iliac. Etymology templates: {{prefix|en|dolicho|iliac}} dolicho- + iliac Head templates: {{en-adj|-}} dolichoiliac (not comparable)
  1. Having an elongated preacetabular blade; characterised by elongated and narrow pubes and ischia, often accompanied by large front and back extensions of the ilium. Tags: not-comparable Related terms: brachyiliac
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