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appendage

noun as in something added

noun as in a subsidiary part, as a limb

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The fossil evidence also hints that the animal may have possessed small appendages for picking up and arranging mineral grains.

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And then it worked its way down,” Now, he adds: “It’s an appendage to all of us.”

Part of the cardio growth story is the Watchman product, a small implant that closes the left atrial appendage of patients with atrial fibrillation, or AF.

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Mr Teller said the name was also inspired by the distinctive pale "knuckles" on the small leg-like appendages at the side of the spider's mouth.

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Dr. Lewis noted that the structure of the attachment appendage is crucial for restoration outcomes because it influences how rapidly a fragment becomes self-sustaining.

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