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notular

notular adjective: of or relating to notulae.

Adjective

notular (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to notulae.
    • The longitudinal ("axial") furrows developed between the notulae; or, in the absence of external manifestation of the notulae, occupying the position of notular lines.1990, J. H. Shergold, J. R. Laurie, Sun Xiaowen, Classification and Review of the Trilobite Order Agnostida Salter, 1864: An Australian Perspective, archived from the original on 26 Jul 2026, page 13

Origin of notular

From notula + -ar.

Words formed from notular

Questions about notular

What does notular mean?
Notular means of or relating to notulae.
What part of speech is notular?
Notular is an adjective.

Words near notular in the dictionary

  1. notturni
  2. notturno
  3. notturnos
  4. notula
  5. notulae
  6. notular
  7. notum
  8. notungulate
  9. notungulates
  10. Notus
  11. notwheat

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