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cremaster [cree-MASS-tur] a hook-like spine located on the top or bottom of a Lepidoptera pupa that is designed to anchor the pupa to a branch or other object.
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cremaster A cremaster is a support hook (or a cluster of small hooks) at the abdominal (hind) end of a pupa. CROCHETS Crochets are hook-like spines are the end of the prolegs of caterpillars.
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cremaster A structure, much like a hook, on the rear of a chyrsalis, which helps to secure the chrysalis to a leaf, twig, etc.
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cremaster A muscle within the scrotal sac that causes the testes to descend and/or elevate based on temperature.
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cremation Since the last quarter of the 19th century, the practice of cremation has gained acceptance in America and many European countries, whereas in the Orient, especially in India, it has been perhaps the most common way of disposing of dead bodies. Among peoples ancient and contemporary it ranks with other modes of disposal of the dead, such as exposure to the air, burial in the earth, or being devoured by animals. ...
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