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1 infrasternal depression
Макаров: подложечная ямкаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > infrasternal depression
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2 infrasternal depression
English-russian biological dictionary > infrasternal depression
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3 depression
depression 1. депрессия; 2. подавление; 3. углубление; впадина; низинаfacial depression (энт) антеннальное углубление, усиковая впадина, усиковая ямкаinbreeding depression инбредная депрессияinfrasternal depression (анат) подложечная ямкаLeao's depression распространяющаяся депрессия по Леаоprecordial depression (анат) подложечная ямкаpresutural depression (энт) предшовное углублениеselective depression подавление отборомspreading depression распространяющаяся депрессияEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > depression
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4 depression
1) депрессия2) подавление3) углубление; впадина; низина•- facial depression
- inbreeding depression
- infrasternal depression
- Leao's depression
- neuromuscular depression
- precordial depression
- presutural depression
- selective depression
- spreading depression
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