Mesenterium
mesenterium mes·en·te·ri·um (měz’ən-tēr’ē-əm, měs’-)
n. pl. mes·en·te·ri·a (-tēr’ē-ə)
Mesentery.
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[mes-en-tuh-ron, mez-] /mɛsˈɛn təˌrɒn, mɛz-/ noun, plural mesentera [mes-en-ter-uh, mez-] /mɛsˈɛn tər ə, mɛz-/ (Show IPA) 1. . /mɛsˈɛntəˌrɒn/ noun (pl) -tera (-tərə) 1. a former name for midgut (sense 1) mesenteron mes·en·ter·on (měz-ěn’tə-rŏn’, měs-) n. See midgut.
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