Amyelonic
amyelonic
amyelonic a·my·e·lon·ic (ā-mī’ə-lŏn’ĭk, ə-mī’-) or a·my·e·lo·ic (-lō’ĭk)
adj.
Amyelous.
Lacking bone marrow or lacking the functional participation of bone marrow in hemopoiesis.
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