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crena
‖ crena Bot., Zool., etc. (ˈkriːnə) [mod.L. crēna incision, notch, corresp. to It. crena notch, nocke (Florio, 1598), F. crene, crenne (16th c.); R. Estienne Petit Dict. 1543 has ‘un cren ou crenne, crena’. The history of this word is very obscure; L. crēna incision, notch, was formerly read in Plin... Oxford English Dictionary
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Crenatocetus
Crenatocetus (from Latin: crena, "notch", and cetus, "whale") is an extinct genus of protocetid early whale containing one species, Crenatocetus rayi, wikipedia.org
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crenulate
crenulate, a. (ˈkrɛnjuːlət) [ad. mod.L. crēnulātus, f. crēnula, dim. of crēna (see crena) + -ate1. In mod.F. crénulé.] 1. Zool. and Bot. Having the edge divided into minute rounded teeth; finely notched or scalloped: said of a leaf, a shell, etc.1794 Martyn Rousseau's Bot. xxvii. 414 The second has ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Urodeta crenata
Etymology The species name is derived from the Latin crena (meaning serration, notch) and the suffix -ata (meaning provided with) and refers to the serrated wikipedia.org
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crenate
▪ I. crenate, n. Chem. (ˈkriːnət) [f. cren-ic + -ate4.] A salt of crenic acid.1838 T. Thomson Chem. Org. Bodies 152 Crenate of manganese. 1863–72 Watts Dict. Chem. II. 103 The apocrenates of the alkalis resemble the crenates, excepting that they are black. So ˈcrenated a.1838 T. Thomson Chem. Org. B... Oxford English Dictionary
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Giorgia (moth)
It contains only one species, Giorgia crena, described by the same author in the same year from the Juan Fernandez Archipelago in Chile. wikipedia.org
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crenelle
▪ I. crenel, crenelle, n. (ˈkrɛnəl, kriːˈnɛl) Forms: 5 (pl. creneuls, creneaux), 8–9 crennel, 9 crenel, -ell(e. [a. OF. (12th c.) crenel, pl. creniaus (mod.F. créneau, -eaux). OF. variants were kernel, karnel, whence also Eng. carnel, kernel q.v. The Fr. word is app. dim. of cren, cran notch (of whi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Boronia crenulata
The specific epithet (crenulata) is derived from the Latin word crena meaning "a notch or rounded projection" referring to the teeth on the leaf margins wikipedia.org
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cranny
▪ I. cranny, n.1 (ˈkrænɪ) Forms: (5 crayne), 5–7 crany, 6–7 cranie, craney, 7 crannie, -ey, (craine), 7– cranny. [app. related to F. cran (in Cotgr. cren) ‘a notch, cleft, niche, or jag’, a crack in metal, a transverse fissure in strata, etc.; but the etymology and form-history present many difficul... Oxford English Dictionary
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Llanocetus
The species name derives from Latin denti, teeth, and crena, notch, in reference to the tooth shape which is similar to the crabeater seal. wikipedia.org
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Haplaxius
& Martinez, 2010 c g Haplaxius caldwelli (Kramer, 1979) c g Haplaxius catalinus (Ball, 1933) c g b Haplaxius collinus (Ball, 1933) c g Haplaxius crena wikipedia.org
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Intergluteal cleft
Other names are the anal cleft, crena analis, crena interglutealis, and rima ani. wikipedia.org
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Phonicosia
Species: Phonicosia circinata Phonicosia crena Phonicosia jousseaumi Phonicosia oviseparata Phonicosia reingensis Phonicosia sinuosa Phonicosia wikipedia.org
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Crenation
Crenation (from modern Latin crenatus meaning "scalloped or notched", from popular Latin crena meaning "notch") in botany and zoology, describes an object's wikipedia.org
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Buttock cleavage
The crena is a formal term for the cleft between the buttocks. History When faced with indecency issues back in the 1930s, W. G. wikipedia.org
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