In other cases, a duplicature of limbs are caused by the superabundance of this original nutritive fluid, as in the double yolks of eggs, and the chickens from them with four legs and four wings.
Fetuses deficient at their extremities, or have a duplicature of parts.
And to this likewise should be ascribed the beauty of the duplicaturein the perfect tense of the Greek verbs, and of some Latin ones, as tango tetegi, mordeo momordi.
For if there should be a superfluity of the first nutritive particles laid up in the egg for the first living filament; it is easy to conceive, that a duplicature of some parts may be formed.
It has five prominent claws, and two broad cutting teeth, but its most striking peculiarity is a duplicature of the cheek, which permits it to carry earth to the mouth of its burrow.
At the os externum it forms a fold or duplicaturecalled hymen, running across the sides of the posterior part of the opening, and usually of a crescentic figure, the cavity looking upwards.
Sometimes a disposition exists to the formation of small aphthous ulcerations on the tongue or elsewhere in the mouth, particularly at the duplicature of the lip and the outer surface of the alveoli.
Upon the upper or first part of the rectum the duplicature of the peritoneum is continued, forming the meso-rectum, which invests the bowel, attaching it to the sacrum.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "duplicature" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: crease; crimp; double; doubling; flexure; flounce; frill; gather; lappet; ply; ruche; ruffle; tuck
