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joint mouse — mau̇s n a loose fragment (as of cartilage) within a synovial space * * * one of the portions of the fringes in the synovial membrane of joints in osteoarthritis which are changed into cartilage and become free in the joints. Cf. arthrolith and ar … Medical dictionary
mouse — A small rodent belonging to the genus Mus. joint mice Small fibrous, cartilaginous, or bony loose bodies in the synovial cavity of a joint. knockout m. a m. from whose genome a single gene has been artificially deleted.Experimental animals… … Medical dictionary
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arthrolith — A loose body in a joint. [arthro + G. lithos, stone] * * * ar·thro·lith (ahrґthro lith) [arthro + lith] a calculous deposit in a joint; cf. arthrophyte and joint mouse … Medical dictionary
arthrophyte — ar·thro·phyte (ahrґthro fīt) [arthro + phyte] an abnormal growth in a joint cavity; cf. arthrolith and joint mouse … Medical dictionary
Mammals of the Indiana Dunes — Cottontail Thirty seven species of mammals have been identified at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Four other species are thought to inhabit the park, but have not been documented: the northern long eared myotis (Myotis septentrionalis),… … Wikipedia
