laminae (Meaning)

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laminae (pl.)

of Lamina

The laminae of the brain comprise the cerebral cortex, which is responsible for high-level cognitive functions.
The laminae of a bone are the thin layers of bone tissue that are arranged in a parallel fashion.
The laminae of a leaf are the thin, flat structures that contain the chloroplasts, which are responsible for photosynthesis.
The laminae of a mushroom are the thin, gill-like structures on the underside of the cap that produce spores.
The laminae of a feather are the small, interlocking barbs that give the feather its strength and shape.
The laminae of a fish's fin are the thin, flexible structures that allow the fish to swim.
The laminae of an insect's wing are the thin, transparent structures that allow the insect to fly.
The laminae of a spider's web are the thin, sticky threads that trap prey.
The laminae of a butterfly's wing are the colorful, iridescent structures that attract mates.
The laminae of a flower petal are the thin, delicate structures that attract pollinators.

of Lamina

lamellae, plates, sheets, lamellas,scales,chips, flakes, splints, splinters, leafs

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The laminae of the brain comprise the cerebral cortex, which is responsible for high-level cognitive functions.

The laminae of a bone are the thin layers of bone tissue that are arranged in a parallel fashion.

The laminae of a leaf are the thin, flat structures that contain the chloroplasts, which are responsible for photosynthesis.

The laminae of a mushroom are the thin, gill-like structures on the underside of the cap that produce spores.