- The back.
- The upper, outer surface of an organ, appendage, or part: the dorsum of the foot.
[Latin, back.]
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[Latin, back.]
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In anatomy, pertaining to the back.
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Pl. dorsa [L.]
1. the back; the superior surface of a body or body part, as of the paw or foot.
2. the aspect of an anatomical structure or part corresponding in position to the back; posterior in the human.
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Dorsum (plural Dorsa) is a Latin word. In science, it could mean:
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