lithokelyphopedion
lithotecnon
rockmeal
mountain meal
meconium
lithopedion
microsparite
calregulin
vernix caseosa
chalk
vernix
calciturbiditic
litote
calcaneum
membranes
Iceland spar
labioscrotal
heterochlamydeous
antipodal
enterolithiasis
calyxed
alabaster
lie
chemocautery
calciuric
calcimine
luteal phase
biokid
subcalicoblastic
calico
grandfetus
elephant ear
uterus
calcifugal
biochild
hindgut
womb
stable fly
feto-
endokinin
distocaudal
kalsomine
calcspar
frank breech delivery
frank breech
silicicalcareous
fetopathology
fetialis
calicoblastic
lightening
calciosomal
calcospheritic
fecolith
anthophore
external fertilization
pericalcarine
chaetoblast
ovisac
cowl
babykin
induplicate
calcaneo-
intracalvarial
malpresentation
anticalciuric
calcariferous
microcavitation
corollifloral
calicle
Bassariscus
stinkstone
calypsis
genus Bassariscus
bag of waters
homochlamydeous
paracalcarine
fetal membrane
calyculate
endometrium
osseous tissue
calc-sinter
calcareosiliceous
bone
intraamniotic
calyciform
anembryonic pregnancy
caliectasis
chalazogamy
chorionic villus
telocoel
calcarina
astragalocalcaneum
calycled
calcined
calcinate
calcareocorneous
intrafetal
calyculus

English words for 'A lithopedion in which both fetus and sac are calcified.'

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