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Dictionary » R » Rostrum RostrumDefinition noun, plural: rostra (zoology)
(botany) The rostellum. (neurology) The region in the human brain continuous with the anterior end of the corpus callosum. (surgery) A pair of forceps with beak-like form. (chemistry) The pipe used to convey the distilling liquor into its receiver in the common alembic. (general) A stage, pulpit or elevated platform for public speaking.
Word origin: Latin rÅstrum, (beak).
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Results from our forumRe: What is this insect I found?Be careful with or around these bugs. Their rostrum can inject a powerful tissue dissolving toxin, quite painful from what I can gather and if you happen to be allergic to bee stings, it can produce the same reaction thereof. In some species, they ...
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