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I would think epiphysis since it is only the one

Posted By: wrist. ???? Not sure though really... on 2008-10-11
In Reply to: epiphysis or epiphyses... - MT

Subject: I would think epiphysis since it is only the one

How does it sound like he's saying it?  Singular or pleural? 


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