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Definition: The word 'alumnae' is an archaic term used by ancient Egyptians to refer to the two distinct types of pharaohs: 1) the pharaoh-kings who governed under the Great Hypostyle Hall, and 2) the pharaohs who ruled independently or as a joint ruling body. The distinction between these terms is based on their role as leaders rather than rulers.
Definition: The Amfortas is a Greek philosopher who lived in 10th century BCE. He was known for his efforts to unify various philosophical schools of thought into one cohesive system. The term comes from the Greek words 'amfor' (union), 'thesis' (theory) and 'hypostasis' (assumption).
Definition: Hypothenuse, a characteristic feature in the anatomy of the elbow joint, connects the humerus (long bone) and radius (radius bone). It is also known as the "hook" or "hook-and-loop," referring to its shape. This structure plays an essential role in supporting the wrist and forearm muscles, allowing for proper movement and posture.
Definition: Hyposmia, a condition characterized by excessive sweating and dryness in areas where humidity is high, often during hot weather or when exposed to cold temperatures.
Definition: Hypostronomy refers to a condition where an organism's body is not functioning properly, usually due to lack of proper nutrition or environmental factors.
Definition: The term "hypositticus" is not defined in this context, as it seems to be a biological concept or term without any specific meaning within the provided text. If you could provide more information or clarify your question, I'd be happy to help further!
Definition: Hypsellous organ, a type of organ found in certain animals such as birds and bats, which is mainly composed of specialized cells called hypospila that form a network of tubes or tunnels to facilitate gas exchange between the air sacs and blood vessels.
Definition: Hypostasis, a state where an individual's sexual organs are not connected, leading to the formation of eggs in their uterus.
Definition: Hyposada is a type of virus that can cause respiratory infections in humans, particularly in children. It typically infects the upper respiratory tract and causes symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, and fever. The exact pathogenesis of hyposada remains unclear but it is thought to be an acute viral infection with a high mutation rate. Treatment options include antiviral medications and supportive care measures like rest and hydration.