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chorda Noun. (Greek, chorde = string). In the lepidopterous wing, the stem of veins R 4+5; the part of vein R4+5 separating the areole from the basal cell in Lepidoptera.
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chordoma (kor-DO-ma): A type of bone cancer that usually starts in the lower spinal column.
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Chordata The phylum of backboned animals.
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chordate The phylum of backboned animals.
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chord The simultaneous sounding of a group of notes, usually three or more. In Western music, chords of three notes consisting of the first, third and fifth degrees of a scale are called triads. Major triads consist of intervals of a major third (four semitones) and perfect fifth (seven semitones) with respect to a reference pitch (the root). The third is minor (three semitones) in a minor triad. The third is major and the fifth is augmented (eight semitones) in an augmented triad. ...
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