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1 segment primordial
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2 segment primordial
Французско-русский универсальный словарь > segment primordial
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3 segment
mсегмент, отрезок- segment antérieur de l'œil
- segment apical
- segment baso-dorsal
- segment baso-latéral
- segment baso-médial
- segment baso-ventral
- segment broncho-pulmonaire
- segment cæcal détubulé
- segment dorsal
- segment iléal détubulé
- segment iléo-cæcal utilisé comme réservoir urinaire
- segment inférieur de l'utérus
- segment intestinal détubulé
- segment intestinal détubulé et reconfiguré en une poche
- segment latéral
- segment latéral du faisceau en croissant de Déjerine
- segment lingulaire caudal
- segment lingulaire crânien
- segment médial
- segment médullaire
- segment orbitaire de la première circonvolution frontale
- segment primordial
- segment ventral -
4 segment
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