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vertebration
[ vur-tuh-brey-shuhn ]
vertebration
/ ˌɜːɪˈɪʃə /
noun
- the formation of vertebrae or segmentation resembling vertebrae
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of vertebration1
First recorded in 1880–85; vertebrate + -ion
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There is so little apparent artifice in Whitman's case that he has been accused of being entirely without art, and of throwing his matter together in a haphazard way,—"without thought, without selection," without "composition, evolution, vertebration of style," says Mr. Gosse.
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At first we see the vertebration in the hinder region of the skull very clearly.
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This segmentation of the muscles was the momentous historical process with which vertebration, and the development of the vertebrate stem, began.
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Thus most of the "animal organs" take part in this vertebration.
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