"exomeckelian" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From exo- + Meckelian.",
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          "text": "The area between the ventral margin of the prearticular and ventral margin of the jaw is the exomeckelian fenestra. It contains the endochondral Meckelian bone, which surrounds a number of endomeckelian fenestrae as a series of arches.",
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        "Of or relating to fenestrae developed in dermal bone of the lower jaw."
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          "bone",
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          "lower jaw",
          "lower jaw"
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  "word": "exomeckelian"
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          "text": "The area between the ventral margin of the prearticular and ventral margin of the jaw is the exomeckelian fenestra. It contains the endochondral Meckelian bone, which surrounds a number of endomeckelian fenestrae as a series of arches.",
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