septa

[ sep-tuh ]

noun

1. the plural of septum.

septa

/ ˈsɛptə /

noun

1. the plural of septum

Example Sentences

Septa Mordane (Susan Brown) is a teacher to Sansa and Arya Stark (Maisie Williams).

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Penetrating and following the septa there is a rich capillary network.

From Project Gutenberg

The septa of the body are provided with a fairly rich capillary network.

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By stage O it begins to be divided into a number of separate areas or lobes by septa formed of nucleated fibres.

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The nuclei in the yolk are knobbed bodies divided by a sponge work of septa into a number of areas each with a nucleolar body.

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In the abdomen three or four transverse septa, derived from the splanchnic mesoblast, grow a short way into the yolk.

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