leucoderms
leucoderms is the plural of leucoderm.
Meaning of leucoderm
Noun
leucoderm (plural leucoderms)
- A person with white or light skin; a person belonging to a light-skinned race
- These characters must, however, have begun as individual variations, and there is no reason to doubt that if systematic breeding experiments were kept up for a sufficiently long period, with albinoes or leucoderms, or if these characters came into play in natural or sexual selection, races of...1894 March 10, G. L. Magruder, C. W. Stiles, “An Extreme Case of Leucoderma in a Negro, with a Comparison of Similar Conditions in Various Animals”, in Medical Record: A Weekly Journal of Medicine...
Questions about leucoderms
- What is leucoderms the plural of?
- Leucoderms is the plural of leucoderm.
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