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apophyseal

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a·poph·y·sis  (-pf-ss)
n. pl. a·poph·y·ses (-sz)
1. Anatomy A natural swelling, projection, or outgrowth of an organ or part, such as the process of a vertebra.
2. Geology A branch from a dike or vein.
[New Latin, from Greek apophusis, from apophuein, to send out branches : apo-, apo- + phuein, to grow; see bheu- in Indo-European roots.]
a·pophy·sate (-st), a·pophy·seal (-sl) adj.
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Adj.1.apophyseal - of or relating to an apophysis


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