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ostéon
English
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Etymology
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Borrowed from
Ancient Greek
ὀστέον
(
ostéon
,
“
bone
”
)
.
Doublet
of
os
.
Noun
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]
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osteon
Wikipedia
osteon
(
plural
osteons
or
ostea
)
(
anatomy
)
Any of the central
canals
, and surrounding bony layers, found in compact
bone
.
Synonyms
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edit
]
Haversian system
osteone
Anagrams
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]
Toones
,
Ootens
,
sooten
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