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operculated

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o·per·cu·late  (-pûrky-lt) also o·per·cu·lat·ed (-ltd)
adj.
Having an operculum.
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Adj.1.operculated - having an operculum


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4%) patients had large (120-130 [micro]m x 80-90 [micro]m), brownish, operculated eggs; 3 had a total of 13 adult flukes.
However, the presence of small specimens of rapa whelk (between 28 and 48 mm SL), and egg capsules with operculated and shelled larvae, confirmed that the population of R.
The definitive diagnosis could then be made with the finding of typical operculated ova (eggs) in the sputum, stool, pleural fluid, or sputum sample by the parasitology and cytology sections of the laboratory.
 
 
 
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