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claviform

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claviform [ˈklævɪˌfɔːm]
adj
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biology) another word for clavate
[from Latin clāva club]
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Clottes (2001a: 219; see also 2001b: 63, 68) accepts that Magdalenians may have entered the cave, though he sees no evidence that they made any figures other than the claviform.
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Esophagus stout, claviform, with small ventriculus giving off a long, single or double appendix.
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