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tentacle

noun as in appendage

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Her work includes creating a removable extra thumb and a tentacle arm.

From BBC

The fieldwork portion of the study began in 2016, with Clarke and Pearse collecting tentacle samples from both neon and non-neon colored anemones in the intertidal zone near the Hopkins Marine Station in Pacific Grove, California.

"Our neural network belongs to the field of physical reservoir computing, which uses the dynamics of physical processes, such as water surfaces, bacteria or octopus tentacle models, to make calculations," says Professor Frank Cichos, whose research group developed the network with the support of ScaDS.AI.

The first time I ate calamari, I knew I could chew through any live tentacle like a Johnsonville brat.

From Salon

"Importantly, these stem-like proliferative cells in blastema are different from the resident stem cells localized in the tentacle," said corresponding author Yuichiro Nakajima, lecturer in the Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Tokyo.

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