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Fish that have matured quickly, or faster than the remaining fish of its age-class.
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| precocious |
Wines that mature quickly are precocious. However the term also applies to wines that may last and evolve gracefully over a long period of time, but taste as if they are aging quickly because of their tastiness and soft, early charms.
Ãâó: www.weinbauer.com/glossary/index.cfm
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| precocious d. |
premature teeth; see under tooth.
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| precocious p. |
syphilitic osteoperiostitis occurring as an early symptom.
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| precocious p., central |
precocious puberty due to premature hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal maturation; it is always isosexual and involves not only development of secondary sex characters but also development of the gonads. Increases in height and weight and osseous maturation are accelerated, and early closing of the epiphyses leads to short stature. Cf. precocious pseudopuberty, under pseudopuberty. Called also true precocious p.
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