plica Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˈplɪk.ə]
  • Us [ ˈplaɪ.kə]

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  • There are also several differences of opinion regarding text underlay, repeated notes, the pitch of plicas and the division of ligatures.

  • The original totation contains a number of plicas.

  • Median area of propodeum finely reticulate, plica more or less complete.

  • Median area of propodeum smooth and shiny, plica indicated in posterior quarter to third only.

  • Median area of propodeum feebly alutaceous, plica indicated in posterior quarter only.

  • The endocervical canal, composed of mucosal folds or plicae, extends from the internal to the external os, measuring about 8 mm at its widest point in women of childbearing age.

  • The (uncertain) voice effect of the plica has been transcribed as a tilde () after the note, one line higher for plica ascendens and one lower for plica descendens.

  • Each moult is preceded by a period of immobility during which the cuticle is separated from the epidermis and the new cuticle is formed over plicae in the epidermis.

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